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I implemented an automated transaction reconciliation system using Python, designed to match platform transactions with bank records, developed as part of a larger Admin Portal for financial operations. What this system supports: • Automated matching of bank & platform transactions • Keyword-based and rule-driven reconciliation logic • Batch processing for large transaction datasets • Configurable matching rules per account or merchant • Clear linking between matched records for auditing • Scheduled reconciliation via cron jobs running on Render • Designed to integrate with existing APIs and databases This project focused heavily on: ✨ Reducing manual reconciliation time within the Admin Portal ⚡ Performance-focused processing for large datasets 🧠 Clear, maintainable Python logic developed iteratively using Cursor
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Everyone's talking about quantum computing. Nobody's using it to feed farmers. India loses 20–30% of its crop yield every year to diseases and pests. Not because farmers don't care — but because early detection is hard, expensive, and inaccessible to the people who need it most. The existing solutions? Either a basic image classifier trained on lab-perfect photos that fail in real field conditions, or an agronomist visit that costs time and money most small farmers don't have. So I built QuantumEdge AgriGuard — a hybrid Quantum Neural Network app where a farmer can photograph a diseased leaf on their phone and get an instant diagnosis in under 5 seconds. Here's what makes it different from just another plant disease detector: Instead of a pure classical CNN, I built a hybrid architecture — a ResNet/EfficientNet backbone extracts visual features, then passes them into a Variational Quantum Circuit (VQC) for the final classification. The quantum layer uses angle embedding + StronglyEntanglingLayers, which gives it a measurable edge on small, noisy datasets — exactly the kind of data you get from Indian field conditions. The app doesn't just tell you what disease it is. It gives you: → Confidence score → Organic + chemical remedies (India-specific) → Yield impact estimate → A live classical vs quantum accuracy comparison so you can see the difference yourself I tested the quantum advantage claim honestly — ran both models on the same downsampled PlantVillage dataset and tracked accuracy, F1-score, and inference time side by side. The results are on the dashboard. No hand-waving. Built with PennyLane + PyTorch + Plotly Dash. Designed to run on simulators today and on QpiAI-Indus 25-qubit hardware tomorrow.
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