Delays in IP Routers, A Markovian Model: A Review

I wrote this review paper back in December, 2022. I took part in the "Third International Conference on the works of Srinivasa Ramanujan and their Applications in Science and Engineering specially in Bioinformatics and Biomathematics" (ICSFAW - 2022). I learned alot in this conference. The title of my review paper is the same as the title for this post

The paper isn't anything ground breaking but it is my very first piece of scientific literature and i learned alot while making it.

Here is my paper:

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Speech Recognition in Python

I recently made this python speech recognition code. It's a simple , little project ment to teach the basics of speech recognition using python. It uses the SpeechRecognition library by Anthony Zhang and a text-to-speech (TTS) element powered by the pyttx3 library made by Natesh Bhatt. Below is the documentation to go along with the project. And here is the github repo Simple Python Speech Recognition by Prabal Pratap Singh Rawat

CAD : The computer aided design miracle

In this world the musing of the humble designer is seldom talked about or even thought of. What happens between the desk and the drawing board of an engineer, stays there. Even among engineering circles, the skill as important as making drawings of a physical product won't have enough suitors to fill a small room with to talk about. And in all honesty, that is fair. Making engineering drawings, or engineering graphics, for those with taste, is frankly very boring. It's tedious work making detailed drawings of a something that doesn't exist in the world, but you have to make sure its correct to the inch, on paper. To some it is an art only given to the most honored engineers, to most, it is as boring a watching paint dry. The world has gone far away from the days of yore. No longer is the creation ground of all things engineered on paper, willed into the world by the mind of an engineer and his pencil. And with new blood, comes new innovations. The world has gone the way of...

Bare bones andriod app using kotlin (update)

An update to my last blog about the quest to make an Android app in less than a month. After reading the Kotlin documentation and looking up tutorials on basic app development in Kotlin I finally made my very first app. It is quite basic. Currently it's just a starting scene with log in or register options available. More functionality will be added as I learn more. I cannot post the pictures in this post. The app is on windows and I am typing this while booted on Linux (yes i dual boot linux). I will tell you what tho, in the next update to backdrop I will attach pictures of the app. I had submitted my python code to the GDSC app showcase but it wasn't selected. Which is understandable as it was just a code, not a full blown mobile application. For that I need time. That sums it up for the update. This took alot of time to post as I was busy with college stuff.

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