Dr. Ranjan is a researcher with 20+ co-authored research papers and 7 years of expertise in Natural Language Processing, Natural Language Understanding, Deep Learning, and Opinion Mining. Throughout his career, he has made substantial contributions to these domains. His research primarily revolves around advancing algorithms and methodologies for effectively comprehending and analyzing human language, with a particular focus on sustainable finance and Semantic AI. With his exceptional skills and deep understanding of cutting-edge techniques, Dr. Ranjan continues to drive advancements in Natural Language Processing and related disciplines. His passion for exploring new avenues and creating practical solutions underscores his commitment to advancing the field and making a meaningful impact. In addition to his research, he is also involved in teaching and mentoring students and has a strong track record of mentoring to develop skills and knowledge in AI/ML domain. He is also passionate about entrepreneurship and loves to work with people who are driven to make a difference in the world. I graduated from Nanyang Technological University with a Ph.D. degree, under the supervision of Dr. Erik Cambria with specialization in Natural Language Understanding and Opinion Mining. I have been working in the field of Natural Language Processing and Opinion Mining for 7 years. My current research interest lies at the intersection of Sustainable and Green Finance, Explainability and Interpretability, and Generative AI. I am enthusiastic about collaboration and eager to offer guidance and support to startups and individuals. Explore my Google Scholar profile for a comprehensive list of my publications. Let's connect and explore the possibilities together!
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I frequently like writing blogs and would love your feedback. Check out my posts below:
NLP for Social Good — Part I - Jan 28, 2020
Question Answering in Natural Language Processing - August 11, 2018
Text Normalization in NLP: An Introduction - Jan 9, 2018
How to choose keywords in Twitter for data mining - Jun 28, 2017
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