
Constitution Q&A System
An intelligent question-answering system that provides accurate answers about constitutional law using advanced natural language processing and retrieval-augmented generation techniques.
A collection of projects, applications, and experiments showcasing innovative solutions and technical expertise.
An intelligent question-answering system that provides accurate answers about constitutional law using advanced natural language processing and retrieval-augmented generation techniques.
Utilities to project 3D SMPL poses from the HuMMan dataset into 2D image-plane keypoints using provided camera intrinsics. Includes a ready-to-run 2D_extraction.py
script and clear setup steps.
A Python-based project that builds a machine learning classifier to distinguish between spam and legitimate emails. Developed in a Jupyter Notebook and supplemented by a research paper.
A natural-language processing project aimed at classifying the sentiment of tweets related to the pandemic. Uses standard preprocessing and classification pipelines to distinguish between negative, neutral, and positive tweets.
An ML-driven project for detecting American Sign Language (ASL) gestures. Includes preprocessing, feature extraction, and classification to label ASL inputs correctly.
A full-stack MERN application providing a seamless student service experience—manage parking, bus tickets, class routines, and personal profiles in one place.
A web application built to simplify concert ticket management. Developed as a collaborative project by Abrar Ahmed and team, GoNuts integrates database, backend, and frontend technologies to deliver a functional ticketing solution.
Diamond Catcher is a simple yet addictive game where players control a catcher to collect falling diamonds. Made with Python and OpenGL for real-time visuals and responsive gameplay.
A classic 3x3 Tic Tac Toe game built entirely in 8086 Assembly Language. Players take turns entering positions (1-9), with real-time board updates, input validation, and automatic win/draw detection. Run it in DOSBox or any 8086 emulator to experience retro low-level programming fun!
A fun OpenGL game inspired by the classic Google Dino offline runner. Players control a dinosaur navigating a desert landscape, jumping over cacti and birds while the speed and difficulty gradually increase.