Image Processing is one of the most crucial tasks when dealing with images. It typically means manipulating images like converting the original image to grayscale, computing distance maps, performing segmentation, etc. One such cumbersome task is finding the distance map…
MATLAB, an abbreviation for MATrix LABoratory, developed by MathWorks, is a high-performance programming language. It is mainly popular among scientists and engineers for its multi-paradigm functionality. Meaning, it can be used for many tasks involving Visual, Functional, and Object-Oriented. All…
Python has widespread applications in this technological era. From being used in developing Machine Learning and Data Science applications to developing and accentuating the features of almost every popular game, Python does it all. Want to start with simple games…
Are you a pro gamer? A game enthusiast? A geek? If you are, you might have observed the use of random numbers in almost every game. A dice game is one of the finest examples of random number generation. Suppose…
Machine Learning is one of the fastest-growing technologies in this tech-driven area, with a load of real-world applications. Treated as a sub-branch of Artificial intelligence (AI), Machine Learning is used to mimic human thinking in machinery. How can machines think…
Google Colab is one of the most used online tools by machine learning and data sciences professionals, students, and enthusiasts. Google Colab is known to provide a collaborative environment to support programming in Python, C, C#, Java, HTML, and LaTeX.…
The human brain works in an amazing way. We remember those embarrassing moments and all those subjects we crammed into our school and college days. What if machines could also remember what we tell them (to some extent)? We already…
A sequence of data or data points that are recorded at regular intervals of time is called a time series. Each data point is spaced with definite gaps, which essentially helps data analysts or engineers observe the trends in the…
Suppose you are working with a load of text from a different language or even English that is obtained from different sources and may have many duplicate words in the sentences. You just need the summary of the text before…
A floating-point number( shortened as float) is any positive or negative, whole or fractional number that has a decimal point. Sometimes, even a number without a decimal point can be treated as a floating-point number. 3.145, 2.3×10-2, and so on…