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Nisarg Desai

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Vicarious Liability of Directors vis-à-vis a Company

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By Nisarg Desai, Shivani Gupta
| Bar & Bench
In a sort of landmark judgment on the subject, the Supreme Court in case of Sunil Bharti Mittal v. Central Bureau of Investigation (2015) 4 SCC 609 has extensively discussed the circumstances when the director/person in charge of the affairs of the company can also be prosecuted, when the company is an accused person.
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OpenApePose, a database of annotated ape photographs for pose estimation

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By Nisarg Desai, Praneet Bala, Rebecca Richardson, Jessica Raper
| eLife
A long-term goal of primate pose estimation datasets such as OpenApePose and OpenMonkeyPose is to achieve performance comparable to that of human pose estimation. Hence, as a further comparison, we used a previously published standard model trained on the dataset consisting of 262,465 humans (COCO) to predict apes (Lin et al., 2014). This dataset showed poorer performance at predicting landmarks on apes than the model trained on the OAP dataset.
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A neural network model of hippocampal contributions to category learning

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By Anna C. Schapiro, Shai Abramson, Nisarg Desai, Ely Contreras
| eLife
Editor's evaluation This article will be of interest to a broad audience of cognitive neuroscientists interested in learning and memory, especially those who study the computations of the hippocampus in human and animal models. This work offers compelling evidence in support of a role for the computations theorized to occur within the hippocampus in category learning more generally.
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