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Table of Contents

Guide

Generative
Adversarial
Networks with
Industrial Use Cases

Learning How to Build GAN
Applications for Retail, Healthcare,
Telecom, Media, Education, and HRTech

by

Navin K. Manaswi

FIRST EDITION 2020

Copyright BPB Publications, India

ISBN: 978-93-89423-853

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Dedicated to

The family that offers immense love to energize me

About the Author

Navin K Manaswihas been developing AI solutions/products for HRTech, Retail, ITSM, Healthcare, Telecom, Insurance, Digital Marketing, and Supply Chain while working for Consulting companies in Malaysia, Singapore, and Dubai. He is a serial entrepreneur in Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality Space. He has been building solutions for video intelligence, document intelligence, and human-like chatbots. He is a Guest Faculty at IIT Kharagpur for AI Course and an author of the famous book on deep learning. He is officially a Google Developer Expert in machine learning. He has been organizing and mentoring AI hackathons and boot camps at Google events and college events. His startup WoWExp has been building awesome products in AI and AR space.

Acknowledgement

I want to thank the great support which I have got from my family and friends. I thank my mother, father, brother (Satish) and sister (Divya) for their morale-boosting. I thank my spouse (Anita) and kid (Pramsu) for tolerating me while I was spending a huge amount of time writing and editing the book.

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