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TECH PULSE 2018-2019

U-Net is a convolutional neural network that was

developed for biomedical image segmentation.

The network is based on the fully convolutional

network and its architecture was modified and

extended to work with fewer training images.

It yields more precise segmentations when compared

to other image segmentation models.

The advantages of U-NET model :

1. Computationally efficient

2. Trainable with a small data-set

3. Trained end-to-end

4. Preferable for bio-medical applications

Conclusion:

Image segmentation is being emerged as a powerful

topic in computer vision.

It is multidisciplinary topic that is being used all over

the world for image analysis.

Many models exist for image segmentation, but U-

NET emerged as the most significant model.

References:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_segmentation

https://towardsdatascience.com/understandingsemantic-segmentation-with-unet-6be4f42d4b47

Cloud Computing in the Banking

Industry

The banking industry is home to a large volume of

consumer data and is always eager to provide the best

services to its customers. In such a scenario, the cloud

computing technology serves as a transformative digital

solution which offers unparalleled levels of security,

agility, and scalability to the banking sector while boosting

its capability to handle consumer data.

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CHAGANTI

AMRUTHA SANDHYA

Strategically implemented cloud computing services allow

banks to utilize resources in a highly flexible and efficient

manner with the help of data analytics, data storage, and

batch processing. Further, the cloud technology also helps

the banking industry to improve revenues, operational

efficiency, and the client servicing department.

U-NET Model:

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