Name: Mushfekur Rahman
Type: User
Company: University of Calgary
Bio: Graduate Student @ UCalgary CS | InfoSec Researcher | System Architect | Ex Senior SWE @ Therap Services
Twitter: mushfek0001
Location: Calgary, AB, Canada
Blog: mushfekurrahman.com
Mushfekur Rahman's Projects
ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
Java implementations of algorithms and structures from "Algorithm Design" by Kleinberg and Tardos.
Android library that provides an easy to use service to upload files with Android Notification Center integration
A bunch of links to blog posts, articles, videos, etc for learning AngularJS
👩💻👨💻 Awesome cheatsheets for popular programming languages, frameworks and development tools. They include everything you should know in one single file.
Reference implementation for Bloom filter-based iris indexing.
Source Code for Android Course Example Applications
Coursera Discrete Optimization course programming assignments source code
Fingerprint identification using machine learning and deep learning
Use deep learning to perform fingerprint recognition
FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition is a no-nonsense implementation of FizzBuzz made by a serious businessman for serious business purposes.
A complete daily plan for studying to become a Google software engineer.
Deprecated tools from HackMySQL.com
Latest code that accompanies Head First iPhone and iPad Development 3rd Edition.
A fork-ish repository containing the code for only Interval Tree from Stanford Core NLP
Nowadays, authorizing a person has become a significant need. Authorizing a person based on their behavioral or characteristic traits such as fingerprint, iris, face, etc. has brought in a lot of secure feelings in society. In our work, we present Iris-based Biometric systems that have been considered the most secure and accurate form of identifying an individual because of their unique features and textual richness present in them. In our work, we proposed two modified feature extraction techniques namely Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Gabor filter, and then performed different classification algorithms namely SVM (Support Vector Machine) and Neural Networks (NN), and analyzed the change in accuracies affected by the features extracted from the two different techniques and finally landed with the best combination of CNN-NN with the accuracy of 98%. The CASIA Version 1 benchmark database has been used to perform our experiments for both testing and comparison.
Materials (source codes, presentation etc) used in Therap Javafest 2014 webiner on build system
Materials (source codes, presentation etc) used in Therap Javafest 2014 webiner on RESTful API design
JDBC Sniffer
JEE 6 Boot Project with Gradle Build
A Simple HTTP Server
Some sample data for playing around with Keras and other ML APIs
LensKit recommender toolkit.