I am an M.Tech. graduate in Computer Science & Engineering dedicated to the broad domain of AI for Social Good[cite: 7]. My research bridges two remarkably diverse worlds: the generative realm of creative writing and Natural Language Processing (NLP)[cite: 7], and the rigorous, physics-bound domains of Signal Processing and Quantitative Biostatistics.
Whether I am engineering physics-grounded deepfake forensics to protect digital ecosystems or analyzing complex auditory signals and biomedical data, my goal remains the same: building transparent, verifiable technologies that serve public health, combat digital deception, and empower human-computer interaction[cite: 7].
Sub-Domain: Signal Processing & Quantitative Biostatistics
A deterministic, multi-modal unbiased forensics framework that replaces probabilistic black-box ML models. It leverages extensive time-domain signal analysis and frequency-domain statistics to establish strict mathematical boundaries against deepfakes.[cite: 7, 6]
Sub-Domain: NLP & Human-AI Alignment
Developed a retrieval-augmented fact verification framework combining Gemma 3 LLM reasoning with semantic document retrieval[cite: 7]. Proposed an adaptive convergence strategy that terminates retrieval once semantic similarity stabilizes, protecting against cognitive overload.
Sub-Domain: Auditory Signals & NLP
Developed a resource-scarce Artificial Neural Network (RS-ANN) designed for emotion detection in Bengali text and synthesized speech[cite: 7]. This framework uniquely aligns creative writing sentiment with auditory cues to resolve complex polysemy.
In Applied Computing for Software and Smart Systems (ACSS), Springer LNNS, 2024[cite: 7]
Co-authored the proposal of an RS-ANN architecture contributing directly to mathematical polysemy resolution[cite: 7].
In Emerging Technologies in Data Mining and Information Security (IEMIS), Springer LNNS, 2022[cite: 7]
Co-developed a personalized recommendation engine mitigating external dataset bias[cite: 7].