I am Ananda Seelan and this is my blog (or rather just a list of interesting things that I would like to note down for myself or a few others who might find it interesting). You can find the actual blog entries in the Issues tab of this repo. Each blog is labelled and hence can be filtered with tags linked below. Links for individual blog entry is listed in the ToC.
Tags: 
gatech-omscs | 
python | 
deep-learning | 
software
This is my second year in the OMS program and CS6601 proved to be way more serious than the previous ones that I had taken before ... Read More
May 10, 2020
For any machine learning experiment, careful handling of input data in terms of cleaning, encoding/decoding, featurizing are paramount. When it comes to applying ... Read More
Jan 1, 2020
This was my third OMS course after Robotics - AI Techniques and ... Read More
Dec 31, 2019
Python's logging module provides a list of super useful handlers to handle/redirect log messages to required target destinations. For instance FileHandler sends the messages to a file, DatagramHandler sends to UDP ports, etc. In a multi process, ... Read More
Sep 26, 2019
This happened to be my second OMS course following KBAI. Previously known as AI for Robotics(AI4R popularly), ... Read More
Aug 1, 2019
Jsonnet is a DSL for creating data templates and comes in handy to generate JSON based configuration data. It comes with a standard library std that includes features. ... Read More
July 6, 2019
I applied for OMSCS in 2018 and joined the Spring '19 batch. I intend to do Machine Learning(ML) Specialization. KBAI is in no way related to anything that is machine learning and it does not fall under the core/elective courses that is required for the specialization. ... Read More
May 5, 2019
Georgia Tech introduced their Online Master's program way back in 2014 IIRC. I remember reading one of the early Hacker News(HN) threads about the program when this program was introduced. MOOCs were... Read More
May 4, 2019
These are two different ways to do control flow. LBYL style pertains to writing if/else blocks to make decisions. According to [1], in this not so standard Pythonic way of doing control flow, exceptional cases get the emphasis by the way... Read More
Apr 22, 2019
Whilst I started writing by using only README.md, I stumbled upon Luke Gorrie's blog where this style was being followed. It never occurred to me that Github Issues has all the features necessary for maintaining a blog until I saw Luke's repo! Some of the stuff necessary for a blog that are available here:
- Adding reactions to a post(issues)
- Discussions through commenting on posts
- Get notified of new stuff by "Watching" this repository
- Or just bookmark it by "Star"ring this repository
- Categorize posts using "Labels"
- Search
