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A collection of thoughts and experiences. Zeroing in on leaks. July 2, 2015. July 2, 2015. Recently I have been working on DX-tools specifically striving to make run-by-dir a reality. A part of that is to reduce the number of oranges in try. To do so, the failing tests needs to be detected and one of the most tricky things here is detecting the source of a leak. So here’s a brief account on detecting leaks. The actual location can be estimated to be mozilla-central/browser/components/feeds/test/. There i...

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Building a parser : A lesson in efficiency | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. Building a parser : A lesson in efficiency. January 16, 2016. January 17, 2016. This is a post which has been long overdue. In this post, I’ll be writing about a parser that I have built for SenseiHub. We are still in stealth mode, but please visit us at : http:/ www.senseihub.com/. Something awesome would pop up shortly. The parser would also help provide data for statistics and graphs by parsing through historical data and tagging them is the best two categories.

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On words, vectors & parsers… | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. On words, vectors & parsers…. July 29, 2016. August 2, 2016. We had defined a taxonomy of academic field where each field had a bag of stemmed words associated with it. We were enriching our input from external sources like DBPedia and finding matches for these keywords. Over the last months, our understanding of NLP has deepened and we’ve brought that into our parser. We’ve switched to an algorithm called word2vec. Similarly other concepts like that of capital c...

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The Summer of ’15 @ C-DAC | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. The Summer of ’15 @ C-DAC. July 20, 2015. July 24, 2015. This summer has been a fun, exciting, enriching and a busy one for me. I have been working on two awesome projects. The other one too is a really good project to work on. It is an e-Auctioning Portal commissioned by the Government of India for the sale of spices and dry fruits produced by the North Eastern States of India. And today, I will be writing about my experiences working on this. We started out wit...

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A Getaway To Solitude | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. A Getaway To Solitude. October 18, 2015. November 18, 2015. Nine friends. Quick Plans. Quicker Execution. That was our recipe to a trip, far from the maddening crowd. Getting the crew together was difficult initially as we had to consider a lot of constraints. But finally we made a small team and hey, we even had a last minute addition. Here’s the final roster :. Ayan (not to be confused with the previous Ayan 😛 ). From left : Subhajit, Ayan, Rabibrata. There is...

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Taxonomy Parser : A friendlier edition | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. Taxonomy Parser : A friendlier edition. May 4, 2016. May 4, 2016. After the parser was made efficient. We got excited. Hence we decided to give a taste of our parser to everybody. However, the friendly parser was designed to give the user only the most relevant information and abstract all the details that might overwhelm the user. So how do we decide upon the most relevant category? Taxonomy Parser Revisited : A lesson in reliability. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Zeroing in on leaks | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. Zeroing in on leaks. July 2, 2015. July 2, 2015. Recently I have been working on DX-tools specifically striving to make run-by-dir a reality. A part of that is to reduce the number of oranges in try. To do so, the failing tests needs to be detected and one of the most tricky things here is detecting the source of a leak. So here’s a brief account on detecting leaks. The actual location can be estimated to be mozilla-central/browser/components/feeds/test/. Paralle...

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Taxonomy Parser Revisited : A lesson in reliability. | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. Taxonomy Parser Revisited : A lesson in reliability. April 16, 2016. May 4, 2016. In my last post, I wrote about how we made the parser more efficient in terms of speed. And ever since, we have been trying out new techniques to improve upon the parser’s reliability i.e. to make the results more accurate. Also, www.senseihub.com. We made the improvements in three iterations and I prefer to call each of them as :. To use this data, we tested out two approaches :.

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DX Contribution Program – Wrap up | Quantum Infinitia

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A collection of thoughts and experiences. DX Contribution Program – Wrap up. November 6, 2015. This summer went by fast. Back in May. We announced the opportunity to participate in the DX project. In June we announced the team. August ended and the project officially came to a halt. First off, I would really like to thank all the participants who took interest in this program. With 5 eager hackers, there is a lot to do! A few great things got started like mach usage statistics. These are not easy. Follow...