How cool would it be to create our own compiler and execute programs? Sounds amazing doesn’t it? Well, you’re at the right place! Introduction A compiler is a program that converts code in a programming language (which is high-level) into a machine-understandable format (low-level). …

Knowledge graphs have taken many by storm. Its ability to represent data and derive inferences have proved to be a game changer for information representation and retrieval. In this article, we shall go through ontologies, discuss a few examples. …

‘I can identify if a person is suffering from pneumonia via X-rays’, I told my brother. He looked at me in shock, knowing that I was a CS student and had never touched biology after middle school. However, I had achieved that feat and had results to prove it. 😝…

Introduction What if I said instead of opening the internet to find your favourite team's latest score, you could receive them via WhatsApp? Sounds cool right? Well, it’s not too challenging. All it requires is a basic understanding of web automation and the structure of websites. Before we get started with…

Ever had a bunch of features while training a model but couldn’t figure out which ones are best suited? You might have come across principal component analysis, PCA for short, at that juncture. You may lose out on a bit of accuracy and information, but it sure does simplify the…

Is that a cat? Is it a dog? Well, let us create a neural network and find out! Neural networks have become an integral part of image classification, natural language processing, speech recognition and whatnot. This seemingly complex entity isn’t that complex, after all. …

Beep! Beep! Beep! It’s 6 in the morning as my alarm goes off. I stare at the wall and snooze for another 15 minutes. As my eyelids shut, I remember the possibility of a surprise quiz that may happen! I jump out of bed and turn on my laptop, hyperventilating…

This multiplication algorithm is particularly important for dealing with large numbers and reducing the computation time by using the concept of divide and conquer! Traditional multiplication has the running time O(n²) while the Karatsuba algorithm is O(n^(1.59)).