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DEEP LEARNING PROJECTS

1. AI-POWERED TEXT ANALYZER SUMMARIZATION EMOTION


DETECTION AND TITLE GENERATIONTITLE: SENTIMENT TEXT
ANALYZER
This file implements a text analysis web application using Streamlit. The main algorithms
and models used are:
 DistilBERT: A compressed version of BERT, used for sentiment analysis and
emotion classification.
 BART (Bidirectional and Auto-Regressive Transformers): Utilized for text
summarization and title generation.
The application allows users to input text, which is then analyzed to generate a title,
provide a summary, and classify emotions. It uses pre-trained models from Hugging
Face's Transformers library to perform these tasks efficiently. The user interface is built
with Streamlit, providing an interactive and user-friendly experience for text analysis.
2. ADVANCED COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CUTTING-EDGE MACHINE
LEARNING ALGORITHMS FOR REDICTIVE ENGINE HEALTH AND
FAULT DIAGNOSISTitle: Engine Health Prediction System
This file focuses on predicting engine health using various machine learning and deep
learning algorithms. The main algorithms used are:
 K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
 Support Vector Machine (SVM)
 Random Forest
 Gradient Boosting Classifier
 XGBoost
 Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural network
The script loads engine data, performs data preprocessing and visualization, and then
trains multiple models to predict engine condition. It includes data cleaning, feature
scaling, model training, and evaluation. The performance of each model is compared
using accuracy scores and confusion matrices. The script also includes functionality to
save trained models and make predictions on new data. It's a comprehensive example of
applying various machine learning techniques to a real-world problem in predictive
maintenance.
3. EFFICIENT PDF TEXT EXTRACTION AND SUMMARIZATION USING
BART TRANSFORMER
MODEL. Docx Title: PDF Summarizer Pro
This file creates a web application for PDF text extraction and summarization. The main
algorithms and tools used are:
 BART (Bidirectional and Auto-Regressive Transformers): Used for text
summarization.
 PyPDF2: Utilized for extracting text from PDF files.
The application, built with Streamlit, allows users to either upload a PDF file or input text
directly. For PDF uploads, it extracts the text using PyPDF2. The extracted or input text is
then summarized using the BART model, which is pre-trained for summarization tasks.
The app provides a user-friendly interface for easy document summarization, making it
useful for quickly digesting long documents or articles.
4. Fruits Classification using Neural Networks with Streamlit
Algorithm Used:
The code primarily uses Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for image
classification. The key components of the model include:
 Convolutional Layers: These are responsible for feature extraction from the input
images.
 MaxPooling Layers: These are used to reduce the spatial dimensions of the
feature maps, thus decreasing the number of parameters and computation in the
network.
 Batch Normalization: This is applied to stabilize and accelerate the training
process.
 Dropout Layers: These help in preventing overfitting by randomly turning off
certain neurons during training.
 Dense (Fully Connected) Layers: The final layers that perform classification
after flattening the feature maps.
Brief Introduction:
This project implements a CNN-based model to classify fruits from the Fruits 360
dataset, a well-known dataset for multi-class fruit classification tasks. The dataset
consists of images of various fruits, and the model is trained to classify these images into
different categories.
Data augmentation is applied to the training data using the ImageDataGenerator from
Keras, including transformations such as rotations, shifts, zoom, and horizontal flips. The
model's architecture is constructed using TensorFlow and Keras, and the training process
includes callbacks like ModelCheckpoint, EarlyStopping, and ReduceLROnPlateau to
optimize performance.
The model is integrated with Streamlit to create a user-friendly interface, allowing users
to interactively upload images and get predictions from the trained CNN model.

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