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There are specifically two types of Data Poison Attacks - Untargeted & Targeted. However, detecting untergetted attacks is fairly simple as the overall accuracy of the model decreases. But it becomes a problem when the attack is targeted. Until and unless, the query for that specific label/feature is not triggered, you will never understand that you are hacked! There are methods to identify Targeted Attacks but lets try to figure out if these attacks can be identified / corrected using embeddings’ representation, and thus utilising the Neural Collapse to detect poisoned labels/features.
Research Internship | Calgary, Canada | May 2023 - August 2023
Project: Return on Investment (ROI) of Data Analytics
Used NLP, Active Learning and requirements dependency extraction to construct a full framework to estimate ROI
Hosted the application on AWS EC2 and implemented CodePipeline to automate the deployment procedure
Business Impact: Highlighted possible ROI under several circumstances, potentially helping the business to manage resources and prioritise data-driven plans.
Tech Stack: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Data Science, NLP, Cloud Computing (AWS), React JS, Flask
Competed with the engineering students in India in programming skills, logical reasoning, mathematics and machine learning assessments and was selected among the top few students for this training session
IEEE 15th Annual Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference (CCWC), Las Vegas, USA 2025
This work details a comprehensive tool that provides conventional and advanced ML approaches for demonstration using requirements dependency extraction and their ROI analysis as use case.
The 2025 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing 2025
This work shows LLM-based de-identification often modifies clinical details. Current metrics to capture such changes are not expert-validated. We propose an expert-validated metric to test over-redaction.
Accepted to the Findings of The 19th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics 2026 2026
This work shows LLM-based de-identification often modifies clinical details. Current metrics to capture such changes are not expert-validated. We propose an expert-validated metric to test over-redaction.