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Rajan Kumar  • Peerlist

Summary:
It was an Q&A Machine like IBM Watson. It can process English language, given as inputs, by user and tell answers from a document based upon keywords into question.
It takes some row data as input to brain and then some queries from command line as query input, from user.
It has also has a web interface, which can be used by outside users to ask any question. They will get answer on the same page.


Programming Language:
- Python 3 ( for Backend )
- HTML and CSS ( For front end web interface )


Tools/Technology used:
- NLTK (For Natural Language Processing)
- Anaconda 4 ( For Python Packages Management )
- Flask ( For web request Handling )
- PyCharm Community Edition ( as IDE )



Working:

Step 1 :
User's Input is either taken from web interface or from CLI. This input is sent vai HTTP POST request in case of web interface. Flask handles that HTTP POST request and extracts the query in question. This query is then filtered out using WordNet of NTLK. 
In case of query from CLI, it is directly sent for filtration. 

Step 2:
After filtration of query, we find out the synonyms of keywords in query. Again, WordNet of NLTK is used here. A list (Python Data Structure) of synonyms and their meaning is created.

Step 3:

Raw data, which has to be used as learning material should be in English. This raw data is given as a text file with name 'brain.txt'.

Step 4:

Once after creating a list of keyword and their synonyms from query, we process the data given into brain.txt file. We,  create a dictionary (Python Data Structure) of all possible answers and sentences which are related to the query.

Step 5:

Then, we calculate probability of correctness of all these answers. This probability is calculated based upon, frequency of word, distance, meaningfulness and relatedness to query. We have a separate algorithm for that. Finally answer with highest probability is sent to output. 

Artificially Intelligent Question Answer Machine

Rajan built a Python web application for one of TCS's client, which could read automation test reports from multiple testing frameworks like - TestNG, Cucumber, Selenium and parse test results out of them, consolidate them as per project and then display it through a web UI.

Tech Stack: Python, Django, XML Parser, JSON Parser, HTML, CSS, BootStrap4, JavaScript and other popular libraries.

Automation Test report consolidator

Wrote 20+ micro-services to clean, standardise and reduce noise in multidimensional data of massive amounts.

Hux by Deloitte Digital

Rajan was among lead software engineers who purposed, planned and executed modernization of monolithic enterprise web applications (of TCS's Customer). Scope for the project was to refactor front end, back end, SQL codebase and break the application into independent microservices which can be dockerized and deployed on kubernetes. This improved maintainablity and scalability to the application.

Modernization of legacy web applications

During his training period at TCS (ILP), Rajan Led a team, that built a simulation of hotel booking system, which has a chain of hotels and multiple types of rooms, and there were 3 interfaces of the application. Admin interface was for managing bookings, User interface was for public users who could book any room and there was a Superadmin interface from where admins, users and rooms could be managed.