# telemetry_table

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user_question: what is the main theme of the podcast?
model_name: granite2b
dtcreatedon: 2025-08-05 23:11:26.320025
response:
  Based on the provided context, it's not explicitly stated that there is a specific main theme for the podcast in question. The context appears to be a transcribed conversation from a comedy podcast featuring David Cross and Mark Maron. The discussion touches upon various topics like comedy etiquette, audience reactions, humor (specifically farting and swearing), football fandom, and personal anecdotes. 

  Given the excerpt, it's evident that the podcast centers around a casual, informal conversation between the two hosts, exploring their views on comedy, audience interaction, and light-heartedness in humor. The conversation also includes moments where they reflect upon and discuss audience reactions and preferences, such as the use of profanity or fart jokes.

  Without a more structured narrative or overarching theme presented within this excerpt, it's challenging to pinpoint one singular main theme for the entire podcast series. If the question is asking about a specific episode based on broader context outside this snippet, additional information would be necessary for an accurate answer.

context:
  more uncomfortable? It's approaching the end. David Cross is think ing of this episode as a 
  write -off. Maybe something they'll bang for the future to fill in an empty week. Or maybe he'll 
  pretend they lost the footage. So, he's thinking, I might as well drop the n -word to spice things 
  up. All the hip -hop guys were getting  their they would go visit this like old southern racist guy on 
  his porch in, you know, Georgia or wherever. And it was basically he would take, you know, their 
  lyrics and he's like, "Oh, [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] but you know, whatever it is, and then they would all 
  sit there and listen and write it down and then they go, " Oh, that's hilarious." Yeah, it was great. 
  It was a good It was a good idea. You You going to bleep that n word or what? No, because it's 
  the a it's the ah. I don't know about I don't know if that flies. The Yeah, ah. Okay. It's your show. 
  seems to me that  worse that's worse than farting. Uh I disagree. I don't think when you're uh in

  in the comments if David should have the n -word pass. I mean, he's got the confidence for it. He 
  might already have one, actually. I found this on Amazon. Maybe he gets a monthly delivery. If 
  you enjoyed this, hit the like and subscribe.

  Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] I'm sorry, James. It's okay. It doesn't matter. Oh, I do. I  remember that. Yeah. 
  Yeah. Um, so that was 1 hour into this episode. At least this was right at the start, though. So, I 
  guess he forgets people a lot and also doesn't bother to Google who's coming on his pod, but 
  who cares? He's David Cross, so maybe he feels he shouldn't have to. Anyways, Mark naturally 
  goes to sit in the chair next to David, which triggers this weird reaction. David weirdly points out 
  that Mark made an assumption. I mean, why would Mark go and assume he'd sit in the chair 
  next to David?  What a weirdo. Obviously, he should have known that David was going to move 
  to the other chair and that he should take David's chair. It's not rocket science, but it's okay. 
  They just need to relax, get in the groove of the conversation. A few minutes go by and we're 
  having a nice chat. Mark is describing the city where he's from. He's talking about their general

  lighten the mood or David would get offended and tell him to leave. Both those outcomes 
  would be preferred. But sadly, David does get offended and sits right back in his chair and keeps 
  the fun podcast rolling. Now, personally, I don't find comedian s farting very funny. Unless 
  someone gets offended, then I'd say it's worth it. That won't be the last time Mark's lack of 
  etiquette pisses him off. A while later, Mark burps in the middle of a sentence, and David is once 
  again offended. So, you know, and I wouldn't be at the place I'm I'm at now if I didn't. That's 
  true. So, yeah. Well, you're a rare rare breed where you can do the uh you can do the silly stuff 
  where you can do the standup, but you can also paint yourself blue. What the [ __ ] Don't ask 
  me. Well, did you miss bro time or something? What happened? Did you not get to watch the 
  the football game yesterday? I don't I don't watch football. Well, that's all right. Why don't you

  arrive at that conclusion, but no worries. Let's put that second awkward moment in the past 
  and move on. The conversation picks up nicely again. A nd by this time, Mark is thinking, "Okay, 
  you know what? We're past the awkwardness. Now we're relaxed. The conversation is flowing, 
  at least better than it was before." David is in the middle of making a boring point about 
  Nashville. I couldn't even describe what he was saying. He was so boring. Mark's legs are 
  shaking because the boringness is making him anxious. And so he figures, well, things aren't as 
  bad as they were before, but it's not totally relaxed in here. So, let's fix that. In Mark's mind, 
  nothing works better at lightening the mood t han lighting one rip. Cuz I think initially I was going 
  to stay down there and then I ended up staying somewhere else cuz the hotel rates were 
  insane, you know. Um, but man, what a [ __ ] nightmare that Sorry. Uh, yeah, it's a nightmare.


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user_question: what was the awkward moment?
model_name: granite2b
dtcreatedon: 2025-08-05 23:31:27.720444
response:
  And here's the Answer:
  The awkward moment in this conversation occurred when Mark Norman initially thought he had met David Cross for the first time, but it turned out they had already encountered each other on Mark's podcast months prior. This misunderstanding led to an uncomfortable exchange, with Mark pointing out the pre-existing connection and David struggling to address it appropriately. The tension escalated as David seemed to casually drop the N-word, which offended some listeners due to its sensitive nature, despite knowing his past habit of including controversial language in his act. This sequence of events created a humorous yet uncomfortable atmosphere during their podcast episode.

context:
  arrive at that conclusion, but no worries. Let's put that second awkward moment in the past 
  and move on. The conversation picks up nicely again. A nd by this time, Mark is thinking, "Okay, 
  you know what? We're past the awkwardness. Now we're relaxed. The conversation is flowing, 
  at least better than it was before." David is in the middle of making a boring point about 
  Nashville. I couldn't even describe what he was saying. He was so boring. Mark's legs are 
  shaking because the boringness is making him anxious. And so he figures, well, things aren't as 
  bad as they were before, but it's not totally relaxed in here. So, let's fix that. In Mark's mind, 
  nothing works better at lightening the mood t han lighting one rip. Cuz I think initially I was going 
  to stay down there and then I ended up staying somewhere else cuz the hotel rates were 
  insane, you know. Um, but man, what a [ __ ] nightmare that Sorry. Uh, yeah, it's a nightmare.

  What? You saw that? The hesitation. But you No, no. I wanted Yeah, exactly. You just made an 
  assumption. I think that's all right. I did. Um, but go ahead and sit there. Sure. Yea h. I'm not sure 
  if I've ever seen such an unnecessarily awkward exchange, but we're all here for it, of course. 
  David says, "Nice to meet you." But Mark points out the elephant in the room, which is they've 
  already met months before on his own podcast. It' s weird, but we can forgive that. But wait, he 
  has done this before. Yeah. You tell people you never met before. Yeah. And they go, "Oh, so 
  you're like crazy. So, you're like a crazy person. I don't I don't think you're crazy. That wasn't my 
  resp I think i t was like um Well, we'd never met before, so we met once. Oh, we did. You did my 
  podcast. You did my food podcast. Oh, son of a [ __ ] I remember that. That was really fun. Yeah. 
  Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] I'm sorry, James. It's okay. It doesn't matter. Oh, I do. I  remember that. Yeah.

  more uncomfortable? It's approaching the end. David Cross is think ing of this episode as a 
  write -off. Maybe something they'll bang for the future to fill in an empty week. Or maybe he'll 
  pretend they lost the footage. So, he's thinking, I might as well drop the n -word to spice things 
  up. All the hip -hop guys were getting  their they would go visit this like old southern racist guy on 
  his porch in, you know, Georgia or wherever. And it was basically he would take, you know, their 
  lyrics and he's like, "Oh, [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] but you know, whatever it is, and then they would all 
  sit there and listen and write it down and then they go, " Oh, that's hilarious." Yeah, it was great. 
  It was a good It was a good idea. You You going to bleep that n word or what? No, because it's 
  the a it's the ah. I don't know about I don't know if that flies. The Yeah, ah. Okay. It's your show. 
  seems to me that  worse that's worse than farting. Uh I disagree. I don't think when you're uh in

  N-word, I just remembered I need to move my car before I get a ticket. So, yeah, this is done. 
  We don't need to pretend to enjoy this anymore. I'm just going to leave no w. Mark's reaction at 
  this point is gold. Clearly, he's thinking, did I really just hear him say that again? It's impressive 
  how casually he says it. Mark correctly points out that wait, you know, you're offended by 
  farting and burping, but you're casually  dropping the n -word in conversation. I mean, I know 
  context matters, but it's still bold. Remember, David pointed out Mark's choice of words could 
  offend someone, but yet he's later just dropping the n -word. Not the first time he's done it. He's 
  included the n -word in his material before. This is a naked female devil with big tits flipping the 
  bird and spreading her legs and says, "Yo, [ __ ] where my paper be at?" Anyways, let me know 
  in the comments if David should have the n -word pass. I mean, he's got the confidence for it. He

  You you gonna bleep that n word or what? No, that's disgusting. Sorry. Well, I figured you're a 
  comedian. You like a good fart joke. But that wasn't a joke. It was just a fart. Hey guys, so we 
  have a fun one here. This happened a few months back. Mark Norm and was on the David Cross 
  podcast which turned out to be a rough rough episode for both parties from start to finish. This 
  thing had it all from farts to burps to awkward silences to casual nword drops. That's right. Mark 
  Norman likely couldn't wait to la ugh about this afterwards. Now, let's take a look at these 
  hilariously awkward moments. When I say awkward from the start, I mean that literally. Mark 
  walks in and for some reason there's this odd back and forth about where Mark is going to sit. 
  Hey Dave, Mark, nice to meet you. Meet me? Well, you did my phone. Um, okay. Go ahead. 
  What? You saw that? The hesitation. But you No, no. I wanted Yeah, exactly. You just made an


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user_question: what is hemp seeds?
model_name: granite2b
dtcreatedon: 2025-08-05 23:57:23.810729
response:
  The final answer is:
  Hemp seeds are rich in high quality proteins, and they contain healthy fats such as omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids, along with vitamins E, D, and A. They also possess natural compounds called polyphenols and terpenoids that offer antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial benefits. Furthermore, hemp seeds contain essential amino acids.

context:
  Researchers are exploring how to use hemp seeds in the food industry to create more nutritious, health-boosting products that support a balanced and sustainable diet.

  Summary: Hemp seeds are a great source of protein and contain essential amino acids.

  Sesame Seeds
  Sesame seeds are one of the oldest known oil crops and are packed with nutrients. They’re commonly used to make products like sesame oil, tahini (sesame paste), and sesame milk.

  These tiny seeds are full of powerful plant compounds, including healthy fats, proteins, essential amino acids, vitamins, and antioxidants.

  Some of the most important compounds in sesame seeds, such as sesamin and sesamol, have been shown to offer a wide range of health benefits. Research suggests they may help:

  Reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
  Protect the heart, liver, and kidneys
  Support skin and hearing health
  Lower cholesterol
  Slow signs of aging
  Fight cancer cells in early studies

  Seeds, including flaxseeds and hemp seeds, can provide key nutrients and health benefits. They can contain compounds that may reduce your risk of certain health conditions.

  Seeds contain all the starting materials necessary to develop into complex plants. Because of this, they are extremely nutritious.

  Seeds are great sources of fiber. They also contain healthy monounsaturated fats, polyunsaturated fats and many important vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

  When consumed as part of a healthy diet, seeds can help reduce blood sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure.

  This article will describe the nutritional content and health benefits of six of the healthiest seeds you can eat.

  Flaxseeds
  Flaxseeds, also known as linseeds, are a great source of fiber and omega-3 fats, particularly alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).

  However, the omega-3 fats are contained within the seed’s fibrous outer shell, which humans can’t digest easily.

  Support male fertility after chemotherapy
  Aid digestion and protect against ulcers
  Summary: Pumpkin seeds and pumpkin seed oil are good sources of
  fiber and amino acids, and may help support heart health and fight inflammation.

  Sunflower Seeds
  100 gramsTrusted Source of sunflower seeds contain:

  Protein: 18.9 grams
  Iron: 4.37 milligrams
  Manganese: 2.65 milligrams
  Magnesium: 302 milligrams
  Sunflower seeds are high in nutritious components, including protein, unsaturated fats, fiber, vitamins (especially E), selenium, copper, zinc, folate, iron, and more.

  Sunflower seeds contain a high amount of oil, mostly made up of linoleic acid, which is a healthy omega-6 fatty acid.

  Research shows that sunflower oil can help lower total and “bad” LDL cholesterol, and it has antioxidant benefits.

  Sunflower oil and seeds also contain oleic acid, a healthy monounsaturated fat, which can reduce triglycerides and LDL cholesterol while increasing “good” HDL cholesterol. This may support heart health.

  It may also help protect against breast cancer, especially in diets common to southern Europe. Studies suggest that oleic acid may suppress a gene (Her-2/neu) linked to breast cancer.
  Summary: Sunflower seeds contain high levels of both monounsaturated and
  omega-6 fats, and may help support heart health.

  The Bottom Line
  Seeds are great sources of healthy fats, vegetarian protein, fiber and antioxidant polyphenols.

  Furthermore, they can help reduce the risk of certain diseases. In particular, the lignans in certain seeds may help lower cholesterol and the risk of cancer.

  Seeds are extremely easy to add to salads, yogurt, oatmeal and smoothies, and can be an easy way to add healthy nutrients to your diet.

  Chia Seeds
  Chia seeds are very similar to flaxseeds because they are also good sources of fiber and omega-3 fats, along with a number of other nutrients.

  A 100 gramTrusted Source serving of chia seeds contains:

  Energy: 517 calories
  Protein: 17 grams
  Thiamine (vitamin B1): 0.5 milligrams
  Magnesium: 326 milligrams
  Manganese: 7.3 milligrams
  Like flaxseeds, chia seeds also contain a number of important antioxidant polyphenols.
  Summary: Chia seeds are a good source of omega-3 fats, fiber, and antioxidants.

  3. Hemp Seeds
  According to a 2024 review, hemp seeds are rich in high quality proteins, and they contain healthy fats such as omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids, as well as vitamins E, D, and A.

  Hemp seeds also contain natural compounds called polyphenols and terpenoids that offer antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial benefits. They also contain essential amino acids.


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user_question: what is bloch sphere?
response: I don't have enough information to answer that question.
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dtcreatedon: 2025-09-24 00:40:20.759815
context:
  The Matrix representation of the Swap Gate is as follows  
         
   
   
    
   
   
        
   
   
    
   
   
     
  The sch ematic symbol of swap gate circuit and its equivalent is shown in figure below.

  |00⟩,|01⟩,|10⟩ and |11⟩. 
  i) Operation of CNOT Gate for input |00 ⟩: |00⟩ → |00⟩ 
  Here , control qubit is |0⟩. Hence no change in the state of Target qubit 
  |0⟩.

  quantum dots.  
   
  Moore’s law & its end  
   In 1965, Gordon E. Moore —co-founder of Intel —postulated that “the number of transistors in a IC 
  chip double s about every eighteen months”. This is also known as Moore's Law.  
  Moore made this statement based on noticing emerging trends in chip manufacturing indu stry and 
  his prediction  became the golden rule known as Moore's Law. Moore predicted that it would 
  continue to improve at an exponential rate for ever y 2 ye ars. Semiconducto r industry has followed 
  his prediction to guide long term planning and to set targets for R&D since then functioning to some 
  extent.  Here is a graphic al representation.  
   
   
  According to Moore’s law, the number of transistors per integrated  circuit chip  is doubles 
  approximately every 18 – 24 months. The present limit is approximately 108 transistors per chip and 
  the typical size of circuit compone nts is of the order of 100 nano meters. That means, we have


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user_question: Matrix representation of the Swap Gate
model_name: unknown
dtcreatedon: 2025-09-24 00:41:39.866339
response:
  The Matrix representation of the Swap Gate is as follows:

  ```
  [[1, 0, 0, 0],
   [0, 0, 1, 0],
   [0, 1, 0, 0],
   [0, 0, 0, 1]]
  ```

context:
  The Matrix representation of the Swap Gate is as follows  
         
   
   
    
   
   
        
   
   
    
   
   
     
  The sch ematic symbol of swap gate circuit and its equivalent is shown in figure below.

  |00⟩,|01⟩,|10⟩ and |11⟩. 
  i) Operation of CNOT Gate for input |00 ⟩: |00⟩ → |00⟩ 
  Here , control qubit is |0⟩. Hence no change in the state of Target qubit 
  |0⟩.

  ⟩   
                ⟩   
       
  ⟨   ⟩       
          
  Hence |0 ⟩ is perpendicular to |1 ⟩ 
  MODULE 3 : Quantum Computing & Quantum Gates  CSE streams :2022scheme  
   
  11 | P a g e  
   The most important property of the inner product of a vector with itself is equal to one ie, 
  ⟨ | ⟩ = 1 
  This is known as normalization condition. The physical sig nificance of normalization is that 
  the "probability amplitude" of the quantum system  
  Orthonormality :  If each element of a set of vectors is normalized and the elements are 
  orthogonal with respect to each other, we say the set is orthonormal.   
  Consider th e set   ⟩   
                ⟩   
     
  ⟨   ⟩       
           normalized  
  ⟨   ⟩       
           orthogonal  
  ⟨   ⟩       
           normalized  
  ⟨   ⟩       
           orthogonal  
  Hence set of |0  and |1 is orthonormal.  
  From the above relations, if states |  ⟩ and | ⟩ are said to be orthonormal if  
  1. | ⟩ and | ⟩ are normalized.  
  2. | ⟩ and | ⟩ are orthogonal to each other.


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user_question: Moore’s law & its end
model_name: unknown
dtcreatedon: 2025-09-24 00:42:31.379862
response:
  In 1965, Gordon E. Moore, co-founder of Intel, postulated that the number of transistors in an IC chip doubles approximately every eighteen months. This is known as Moore's Law. He predicted this exponential growth would continue for about 2 years. The semiconductor industry has used this prediction for long-term planning and R&D targets.

  Currently, the limit is around 108 transistors per chip, with circuit components typically being 100 nanometers in size. This size is nearing the atomic level for storing a single bit of information, making quantum effects increasingly dominant. This suggests a need to explore new approaches.

context:
  The Matrix representation of the Swap Gate is as follows  
         
   
   
    
   
   
        
   
   
    
   
   
     
  The sch ematic symbol of swap gate circuit and its equivalent is shown in figure below.

  quantum dots.  
   
  Moore’s law & its end  
   In 1965, Gordon E. Moore —co-founder of Intel —postulated that “the number of transistors in a IC 
  chip double s about every eighteen months”. This is also known as Moore's Law.  
  Moore made this statement based on noticing emerging trends in chip manufacturing indu stry and 
  his prediction  became the golden rule known as Moore's Law. Moore predicted that it would 
  continue to improve at an exponential rate for ever y 2 ye ars. Semiconducto r industry has followed 
  his prediction to guide long term planning and to set targets for R&D since then functioning to some 
  extent.  Here is a graphic al representation.  
   
   
  According to Moore’s law, the number of transistors per integrated  circuit chip  is doubles 
  approximately every 18 – 24 months. The present limit is approximately 108 transistors per chip and 
  the typical size of circuit compone nts is of the order of 100 nano meters. That means, we have

  the typical size of circuit compone nts is of the order of 100 nano meters. That means, we have 
  reached the atomic size for storing a  single bit of information and quantum effects have become 
  unavoidably dominant. Taking all these factors into consideration, it is necessary to look for


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user_question: whats there in the resume?
model_name: unknown
dtcreatedon: 2025-09-27 04:26:17.016015
response:
  The resume includes the following sections:

  **Experience:**
  *   Summer Intern at Genisup India Pvt. Ltd. (June 2021 – Aug 2021 Remote) focusing on NLP and Topic Modeling.
  *   Intern Trainee at VUGS Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (May 2021 – June 2021 Remote) involving OCR, NER, and building a CNN for handwritten text.

  **Projects:**
  *   Mental Healthcare Chatbot (Nov 2021)
  *   Speech Emotion based Movie Recommender System (Oct 2021)
  *   Finding a Perfect Fit (Resume Parsing Model) (Aug 2021)
  *   Face Mask Detection (May 2021)

  **Education:**
  *   B.Tech, Electrical Engineering with Computer Science Specialisation from Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra (July 2019 – Present)
  *   Higher Secondary School Certificate from St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra (2019)
  *   Secondary School Certificate from St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra (2017)

  **Publication:**
  *   A link to a ResearchGate profile is provided.

  **Skills:**
  *   Programming Languages: C, C++, Python, SQL
  *   Data Structures
  *   Web Development: CSS, HTML
  *   Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy, Pandas, TensorFlow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV, Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup

  **Interests:**
  *   ML and Deep Learning
  *   NLP and Computer Vision

  **Trainings:**
  *   Deep Learning and Computer Vision A-Z (Udemy, Nov 2021 – Dec 2021)
  *   30 Days of Google Cloud (Google LLC, Oct 2021 – Nov 2021)
  *   Neural Networks and Deep Learning (Coursera, Mar 2021 – Apr 2021)
  *   Machine Learning A-Z: Hands on Python and R in Data Science (Udemy)

context:
  ὌMay 2021 – June 2021 Remote
  •Built an OCR using Pytesseract and NER Text Classiﬁcation
  Model to categorize detected text into Name, E-mail Address,
  Phone number and Date using NLTK,SpaCy and BERT
  •Created an OCR for Handwritten text [A-Z, 0-9] using CNN
  architecture
  •Built a Face Recognition Model and Face Mask Detection
  Model using OpenCV and Haar Cascade Classiﬁer.
  PROJECTS
  •Mental Healthcare Chatbot that provides ad-
  vice to the user based on diﬀerent categories
  of mental health problems using a dataset
  webscraped from counselchat.com (Nov 2021)
  •Full stack Speech Emotion based Movie
  Recommender System using the RAVDESS
  Dataset and Web Scraping techniques (Oct
  2021)
  •Finding a Perfect Fit, a model to parse re-
  sumes using Pytesseract, NLP and XG Boost
  and Random Forest classiﬁcation techniques
  (Aug 2021)
  •Face Mask Detection which detects the face
  using Haar Cascade Classiﬁer and classiﬁes
  the image into one of the three categories-
  Without Mask, With Mask and Incorrect Mask

  the image into one of the three categories-
  Without Mask, With Mask and Incorrect Mask
  (May 2021)
  EDUCATION
  B.Tech, Electrical Engineering with
  Computer Science Specialisation
  Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra
  ὌJuly 2019– Present (SGPA 9.35 - 4 SEM)
  Higher Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2019 (94%)
  Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2017 (CGPA 10)
  PUBLICATION
  researchgate.net/proﬁle/Anuva_Goyal
  SKILLS
  C, C++ ○○○○○
  Python, SQL ○○○○○
  Data Structures ○○○○○
  CSS, HTML ○○○○○
  Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy,
  Pandas, Tensorﬂow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV,
  Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup
  INTERESTS
  •ML and Deep Learning.
  •NLP and Computer VisionTRAININGS
  Deep Learning and Computer Vision A-Z: OpenCV,
  SSD, GANs
  Udemy
  ὌNov 2021 – Dec 2021
  30 Days of Google Cloud
  Google LLC
  ὌOct 2021 – Nov 2021
  Neural Networks and Deep Learning
  Coursera
  ὌMar 2021 – Apr 2021
  Machine Learning A-Z: Hands on Python and R
  in Data Science
  Udemy

  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2019 (94%)
  Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2017 (CGPA 10)
  PUBLICATION
  researchgate.net/proﬁle/Anuva_Goyal
  SKILLS
  C, C++ ○○○○○
  Python, SQL ○○○○○
  Data Structures ○○○○○
  CSS, HTML ○○○○○
  Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy,
  Pandas, Tensorﬂow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV,
  Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup
  INTERESTS
  •ML and Deep Learning.
  •NLP and Computer VisionEXPERIENCE
  Summer Intern
  Genisup India Pvt. Ltd., Hosur, Tamil Nadu
  ὌJune 2021 – Aug 2021 Remote
  •Internship on the topic NLP: Topic Modeling to assign the
  theme or topic for any news article on internet using Machine
  Learning techniques.
  •Worked on proxy rotation and Web Scraping
  •Performed LDA Topic Modeling on “The Hindu” news articles
  and obtained precision score of 0.906.
  Intern Trainee
  VUGS Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Agra, Uttar Pradesh
  ὌMay 2021 – June 2021 Remote
  •Built an OCR using Pytesseract and NER Text Classiﬁcation


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user_question: total work experience?
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dtcreatedon: 2025-09-27 04:32:19.070649
response:
  The resume lists two internship experiences:
  *   Summer Intern at Genisup India Pvt. Ltd. from June 2021 to Aug 2021 (3 months).
  *   Intern Trainee at VUGS Technologies Pvt. Ltd. from May 2021 to June 2021 (1 month).

  This totals to approximately 4 months of work experience.

context:
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2019 (94%)
  Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2017 (CGPA 10)
  PUBLICATION
  researchgate.net/proﬁle/Anuva_Goyal
  SKILLS
  C, C++ ○○○○○
  Python, SQL ○○○○○
  Data Structures ○○○○○
  CSS, HTML ○○○○○
  Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy,
  Pandas, Tensorﬂow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV,
  Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup
  INTERESTS
  •ML and Deep Learning.
  •NLP and Computer VisionEXPERIENCE
  Summer Intern
  Genisup India Pvt. Ltd., Hosur, Tamil Nadu
  ὌJune 2021 – Aug 2021 Remote
  •Internship on the topic NLP: Topic Modeling to assign the
  theme or topic for any news article on internet using Machine
  Learning techniques.
  •Worked on proxy rotation and Web Scraping
  •Performed LDA Topic Modeling on “The Hindu” news articles
  and obtained precision score of 0.906.
  Intern Trainee
  VUGS Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Agra, Uttar Pradesh
  ὌMay 2021 – June 2021 Remote
  •Built an OCR using Pytesseract and NER Text Classiﬁcation

  Coursera
  ὌMar 2021 – Apr 2021
  Machine Learning A-Z: Hands on Python and R
  in Data Science
  Udemy
  ὌDec 2020 – Feb 2021
  ACHIEVEMENTS
  •Speaker at ML/AI Event organized by the Google Developers
  Student Club, DEI (Dec 2021)
  •Secured 3rd position in TECH-A-THON organized by The ECE
  Society, BIT Mesra, Ranchi (Oct 2021)
  •Attended online KLA Workshop on AI and HPC in Semicon-
  ductor Manufacturing organized by IIT Madras (Sep 2021)
  •Won 1st prize in the online competition Game of Brands orga-
  nized by SGGSCC, University of Delhi (Mar 2021)

  ὌMay 2021 – June 2021 Remote
  •Built an OCR using Pytesseract and NER Text Classiﬁcation
  Model to categorize detected text into Name, E-mail Address,
  Phone number and Date using NLTK,SpaCy and BERT
  •Created an OCR for Handwritten text [A-Z, 0-9] using CNN
  architecture
  •Built a Face Recognition Model and Face Mask Detection
  Model using OpenCV and Haar Cascade Classiﬁer.
  PROJECTS
  •Mental Healthcare Chatbot that provides ad-
  vice to the user based on diﬀerent categories
  of mental health problems using a dataset
  webscraped from counselchat.com (Nov 2021)
  •Full stack Speech Emotion based Movie
  Recommender System using the RAVDESS
  Dataset and Web Scraping techniques (Oct
  2021)
  •Finding a Perfect Fit, a model to parse re-
  sumes using Pytesseract, NLP and XG Boost
  and Random Forest classiﬁcation techniques
  (Aug 2021)
  •Face Mask Detection which detects the face
  using Haar Cascade Classiﬁer and classiﬁes
  the image into one of the three categories-
  Without Mask, With Mask and Incorrect Mask


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context:
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2019 (94%)
  Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2017 (CGPA 10)
  PUBLICATION
  researchgate.net/proﬁle/Anuva_Goyal
  SKILLS
  C, C++ ○○○○○
  Python, SQL ○○○○○
  Data Structures ○○○○○
  CSS, HTML ○○○○○
  Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy,
  Pandas, Tensorﬂow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV,
  Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup
  INTERESTS
  •ML and Deep Learning.
  •NLP and Computer VisionEXPERIENCE
  Summer Intern
  Genisup India Pvt. Ltd., Hosur, Tamil Nadu
  ὌJune 2021 – Aug 2021 Remote
  •Internship on the topic NLP: Topic Modeling to assign the
  theme or topic for any news article on internet using Machine
  Learning techniques.
  •Worked on proxy rotation and Web Scraping
  •Performed LDA Topic Modeling on “The Hindu” news articles
  and obtained precision score of 0.906.
  Intern Trainee
  VUGS Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Agra, Uttar Pradesh
  ὌMay 2021 – June 2021 Remote
  •Built an OCR using Pytesseract and NER Text Classiﬁcation

  the image into one of the three categories-
  Without Mask, With Mask and Incorrect Mask
  (May 2021)
  EDUCATION
  B.Tech, Electrical Engineering with
  Computer Science Specialisation
  Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra
  ὌJuly 2019– Present (SGPA 9.35 - 4 SEM)
  Higher Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2019 (94%)
  Secondary School Certiﬁcate
  St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra
  Ὄ2017 (CGPA 10)
  PUBLICATION
  researchgate.net/proﬁle/Anuva_Goyal
  SKILLS
  C, C++ ○○○○○
  Python, SQL ○○○○○
  Data Structures ○○○○○
  CSS, HTML ○○○○○
  Machine Learning Frameworks: NumPy,
  Pandas, Tensorﬂow, Scikit-Learn, OpenCV,
  Pytesseract, BeautifulSoup
  INTERESTS
  •ML and Deep Learning.
  •NLP and Computer VisionTRAININGS
  Deep Learning and Computer Vision A-Z: OpenCV,
  SSD, GANs
  Udemy
  ὌNov 2021 – Dec 2021
  30 Days of Google Cloud
  Google LLC
  ὌOct 2021 – Nov 2021
  Neural Networks and Deep Learning
  Coursera
  ὌMar 2021 – Apr 2021
  Machine Learning A-Z: Hands on Python and R
  in Data Science
  Udemy

  Coursera
  ὌMar 2021 – Apr 2021
  Machine Learning A-Z: Hands on Python and R
  in Data Science
  Udemy
  ὌDec 2020 – Feb 2021
  ACHIEVEMENTS
  •Speaker at ML/AI Event organized by the Google Developers
  Student Club, DEI (Dec 2021)
  •Secured 3rd position in TECH-A-THON organized by The ECE
  Society, BIT Mesra, Ranchi (Oct 2021)
  •Attended online KLA Workshop on AI and HPC in Semicon-
  ductor Manufacturing organized by IIT Madras (Sep 2021)
  •Won 1st prize in the online competition Game of Brands orga-
  nized by SGGSCC, University of Delhi (Mar 2021)


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response:
  The resume lists the following skills:
  *   **Programming Languages:** C, C++, Python, JAVA, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
  *   **Data Structures:** Data Structures, SQL
  *   **Software:** PyCharm, Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab, Code Blocks, MATLAB, Turbo C++, MS Office
  *   **Machine Learning Frameworks:** Scikit-Learn, TensorFlow, OpenCV, NumPy, Pytesseract, Keras

context:
  SKILLS   
  • Experience with C, C++, Python, JAVA, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Data Structures, SQL   
  • Software’s: PyCharm, Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab, Code Blocks, MATLAB, Turbo C++, MS Office   
  • Machine Learning Frameworks: Scikit -Learn, TensorFlow, OpenCV, NumPy, Pytesseract, Keras   
   
  ACHIEVEMENTS AND CERTIFICATIONS   
  • Secured 3rd position in TECH -A-THON  organized by The ECE Society, BIT Mesra, Ranchi (Oct 2021)  
  • Participant of 30 Days of Google Cloud  (Sep 2021 - Oct 2021)   
  • Won 1st prize in the online competition Game of Brands  organized by SGGSCC, University of Delhi (Mar 2021)  
  • Secured 2nd rank in Street Play, an Intra Faculty Competition on theme “Women Empowerment” (Sep 2021)   
   
  WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS   
  • Finalist of Rise in Crisis , a crisis management competition organized by SRCC, University of Delhi (Nov 2021)   
  • Participated in Hero Campus C hallenge S7 , a national level competition organized by Hero MotoCorp 
  Limited (Nov 2020)

  model, and Web Scraping techniques for recommendation system. (Oct 2021)  
   
  • Finding a Perfect Fit , a model to parse resumes using Pytesseract to extract text, NLP for data wrangling, 
  and XG Boost and Random Forest technique s for classification (Aug 2021)  
   
  • OCR for Handwritten text,  a model for digit (0 -9) + A -Z characters classification using CNN  architecture 
  to detect the final word in the image.  (June 2021)  
   
  • Face Detection and Recognition  using OpenCV and TensorFlow (May 20 21) 
   
  • Face Mask Detection  which detects the face using Haar Cascade Classifier from OpenCV  library and classifies 
  the image into one of the three categories - Without Mask, With Mask and Incorrect Mask with the help of  
  LBPH Algorithm  (May 2021)  
   
  • Heart Attack  Prediction  and Insurance Company Prediction  using various classification algorithms.  
  SKILLS   
  • Experience with C, C++, Python, JAVA, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Data Structures, SQL

  ANUVA GOYAL   
  D.O.B.: 1st October 2000  
  Gender: Female    
  OBJECTIVE  
   
  Energetic, innovative engineering undergraduate, passionate about Machine Learning, NLP and Deep Learning for 
  solving real -world problems, aiming to work in an organization providing great learning experience and growth 
  opportunities for mutual benefit.  
   
  EDUCATION  
   Qualification  Institute  CGPA  Year of Completion  
   
   B.Tech.  Dayalbagh Educational Institute,  CGPA 9.35  2023   
   
   (Electrical Engineering  (Till 4   
   
   Dayalbagh, Agra  Pursuing   
   Specialization in Computer Science)  semesters)   
      
   
   XII St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra  94%  2019   
   
   X St. Clare’s Senior Secondary School, Agra  CGPA 10  2017   
   
   INTERNSHIPS AND TRAININGS      
   
   
  Internships:   
  • Completed an internship at Genisup India Pvt. Ltd.  (July 2021 - Aug 2021) – NLP: Topic 
  Modeling o Worked on proxy rotation and utilization


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