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Rohan Chopra
Rohan Chopra
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Rohan Chopra

Rohan Chopra graduated from Vellore Institute of Technology with a bachelors degree in computer science. Rohan has an experience of more than 2 years in designing, implementing, and optimizing end-to-end deep neural network systems. His research is centered around the use of deep learning to solve computer vision-related problems and has hands-on experience working on self-driving cars. He is a data scientist at Absolutdata.
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Aniruddha M. Godbole
Aniruddha M. Godbole
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Aniruddha M. Godbole

Aniruddha M. Godbole is a data science consultant with inter-disciplinary expertise in computer science, applied statistics, and finance. He has a master's degree in data science from Indiana University, USA, and has done MBA in finance from the National Institute of Bank Management, India. He has authored papers in computer science and finance and has been an occasional opinion pages contributor to Mint, which is a leading business newspaper in India. He has fifteen years of experience.
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Nipun Sadvilkar
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Nipun Sadvilkar

Nipun Sadvilkar is a senior data scientist at US healthcare company leading a team of data scientists and subject matter expertise to design and build the clinical NLP engine to revamp medical coding workflows, enhance coder efficiency, and accelerate revenue cycle. He has experience of more than 3 years in building NLP solutions and web-based data science platforms in the area of healthcare, finance, media, and psychology. His interests lie at the intersection of machine learning and software engineering with a fair understanding of the business domain. He is a member of the regional and national python community. He is author of pySBD - an NLP open-source python library for sentence segmentation which is recognized by ExplosionAI (spaCy) and AllenAI (scispaCy) organizations.
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Muzaffar Bashir Shah
Muzaffar Bashir Shah
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Muzaffar Bashir Shah

Muzaffar Bashir Shah is a software developer with vast experience in machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), text analytics, and data science. He holds a masters degree in computer science from the University of Kashmir and is currently working in a Bangalore based startup named Datoin.
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Sohom Ghosh
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Sohom Ghosh

Sohom Ghosh is a passionate data detective with expertise in natural language processing. He has worked extensively in the data science arena with a specialization in deep learning-based text analytics, NLP, and recommendation systems. He has publications in several international conferences and journals.
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Dwight Gunning
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Dwight Gunning

Dwight Gunning is a data scientist at FINRA, a financial services regulator in the US. He has extensive experience in Python-based machine learning and hands-on experience with the most popular NLP tools such as NLTK, gensim, and spacy.
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Text Summarization

Automated text summarization is the process of using NLP tools to produce concise versions of text that preserve the key information present in the original content. Good summaries can communicate the content with less text by retaining the key information while filtering out other information and noise (or useless text, if any). A shorter text may often take less time to read, and thus summarization facilitates more efficient use of time.

The type of summarization that we are typically taught in school is abstractive summarization. One way to think of this is to consider abstractive summarization as a combination of understanding the meaning and expressing it in fewer sentences. It is usually considered as a supervised learning problem as the original text and the summary are both required. However, a piece of text can be summarized in more than one way. This makes it hard to teach the machine in a general way. While abstractive summarization is an active area...

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Authors (6)

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Rohan Chopra

Rohan Chopra graduated from Vellore Institute of Technology with a bachelors degree in computer science. Rohan has an experience of more than 2 years in designing, implementing, and optimizing end-to-end deep neural network systems. His research is centered around the use of deep learning to solve computer vision-related problems and has hands-on experience working on self-driving cars. He is a data scientist at Absolutdata.
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Aniruddha M. Godbole

Aniruddha M. Godbole is a data science consultant with inter-disciplinary expertise in computer science, applied statistics, and finance. He has a master's degree in data science from Indiana University, USA, and has done MBA in finance from the National Institute of Bank Management, India. He has authored papers in computer science and finance and has been an occasional opinion pages contributor to Mint, which is a leading business newspaper in India. He has fifteen years of experience.
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Nipun Sadvilkar

Nipun Sadvilkar is a senior data scientist at US healthcare company leading a team of data scientists and subject matter expertise to design and build the clinical NLP engine to revamp medical coding workflows, enhance coder efficiency, and accelerate revenue cycle. He has experience of more than 3 years in building NLP solutions and web-based data science platforms in the area of healthcare, finance, media, and psychology. His interests lie at the intersection of machine learning and software engineering with a fair understanding of the business domain. He is a member of the regional and national python community. He is author of pySBD - an NLP open-source python library for sentence segmentation which is recognized by ExplosionAI (spaCy) and AllenAI (scispaCy) organizations.
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Muzaffar Bashir Shah

Muzaffar Bashir Shah is a software developer with vast experience in machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), text analytics, and data science. He holds a masters degree in computer science from the University of Kashmir and is currently working in a Bangalore based startup named Datoin.
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Sohom Ghosh

Sohom Ghosh is a passionate data detective with expertise in natural language processing. He has worked extensively in the data science arena with a specialization in deep learning-based text analytics, NLP, and recommendation systems. He has publications in several international conferences and journals.
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Dwight Gunning

Dwight Gunning is a data scientist at FINRA, a financial services regulator in the US. He has extensive experience in Python-based machine learning and hands-on experience with the most popular NLP tools such as NLTK, gensim, and spacy.
Read more about Dwight Gunning