Psyops Prime - Part 14

Balancing Fairness and Accuracy with Grammatical Evolution: Can Evolutionary AI Help Build More Responsible Machine Learning?

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly making decisions that matter. Whether approving loans, supporting hiring decisions, prioritizing healthcare interventions, or assisting criminal
Building Smarter UAV Swarms: How Reinforcement Learning is Transforming Autonomous Target Tracking

The future of autonomous aerial systems is not arriving suddenly—it is being carefully engineered, tested, and refined in simulation environments
Teaching Machines to Be Curious: A Step Toward Intelligent UAV Swarms

Autonomous systems are often described as the future—but in many ways, they are still struggling with a very human problem:
The Pole Star of Delhi: Hazrat Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki and the Sovereignty of the Soul

In the grand tapestry of the Indian subcontinent’s history, there is a persistent tension between the “history of the sword”
Journey to Jerusalem: Through the Sufi Path

I have written quite a lot about the rather messed-up human history. To this end, I have written extensively about
A Tale of a Thousand Years

This is the best of the times, this is the worst of the times. Isn’t it? Indeed, it is. We
Demystifying the “Imaginary”: How “j” and the Complex Plane Make DSP Click

If you’ve ever dipped your toes into Digital Signal Processing (DSP), you’ve probably encountered the mythical beast known as the
Balancing Fairness and Accuracy in AI: A Causal, Multi-Objective Perspective

Artificial Intelligence systems are no longer confined to research labs. They influence decisions about loans, employment, healthcare, and criminal justice—domains

Search Based Software Testing Using JUnit

February 16, 2017 admin FYP Ideas, Ideas, Machine Learning, Research Ideas, Science, Spirituality

I was talking about JUnit the other day. I heard a few voices from the audience asking about a significant benefit of JUnit. It appeared

UML to Code Generators

February 15, 2017 admin Reviews, Science, Technology

A long time ago I came across tools that generate code through UML diagrams. Using such tools, you design the software using a computing tool with drag and drop features. Once you are done with the visual design, you could generate the corresponding code using clicks of a few buttons. I was wondering what is the state of the art right now.

JUnit Resources

February 15, 2017 admin Education, Reviews

Students can have weird demands. They can ask you to teach them things that you’d never ever heard of before. This time I was asked by a crazy bunch to tell them something about JUnit. So I am gathering some resources here that you might find useful. By the way, JUnit is a Java framework that you can use to unit test your software, primarily written in Java. To this end, you can whether methods of a class or object work as they are supposed to according to the specifications. Here you go with the resources:

The Professor

February 15, 2017 admin Ideas

The other day I woke up early in the morning and met a friend of mine. The meeting was unexpected. After performing the routine early

Manipulating Software Through Design Patterns

February 3, 2017 admin Science, Technology

Basically, design patterns are templates that you apply to your software during the design time. When you convert your software to code, finally, design patterns convert into patches and wrappers to your software. Normally they hide behind themselves the intricate details of objects they are applied to. As a result, they provide an easy to use interface to the developer. The developer, in turn, can use them to grab the desired objects.

Of Frameworks and Libraries

February 2, 2017 admin Reviews, Technology

I was delivering a lecture on design patterns the other day. A student inquired whether design patterns were libraries. I had to spare some time to explain that this wasn’t the case. A library is a compiled code (of an application) that you can use in any program. By using I mean that you can call its objects, their functions, and properties in another program. This is a great utility of libraries. Consider that you have created an application that has a lot of functions to compute simple mathematical formulae. These could be anything like addition, multiplication, logarithmic, exponential or sinusoidal functions. One thing you can do is to compile it to create an executable program. The other thing you can do is to compile it to create a library. An example of the former is any executable program that a compiler creates. An example of the latter is a “jar” file created using the java compiler. Jar is an acronym for java archive(s). It is called an archive because it is a library that contains a compiled version of your application (your mathematics library).