Research and publications

Trustworthy multi-agent reasoning, energy-efficient deep learning and AI that widens access, with the peer-reviewed papers behind it.

PhD research, 2025 to present

Global Ontological Reasoning Layer

When agents built by different teams talk, the same word can mean different things. GORL lets agents detect that mismatch in dialogue, negotiate a shared meaning and keep a verifiable record of what was agreed, so multi-agent systems stay reliable and aligned with people.

About the project

Retail agentShip order 4471 to the customer's address.

Logistics agentI hold two kinds of address: billing and delivery. Which one do you mean?

Retail agentDelivery. In my schema that is shipTo.

Agreed: shipTo maps to deliveryAddress. Recorded for both agents.

More projects

Publications

  • FACTNet: A Flash-Attention-Optimized CNN Transformer Framework for Real-Time Video Restoration
    Y. Abhishek, N. D. Kodikara. SLAAI ICAI. Best Paper Award.
    2025
  • End-to-End Sign Language Recognition Pipeline: Towards Energy-Efficient Modeling
    Y. Abhishek, D. K. Sumanathilaka. Procedia Computer Science.
    2025
  • SSL400: A Comprehensive Word-Level Dataset for Sinhala Sign Language Recognition
    Y. Abhishek, D. K. Sumanathilaka.
    2025
  • Deep Learning in Sinhala Sign Language Recognition: A Systematic Decade-Review
    Y. Abhishek, D. K. Sumanathilaka.
    2024
  • Lightweight 1-D CNN Model for Predicting Snoring Duration
    Y. Abhishek, D. K. Sumanathilaka.
    2023
  • Deep Learning Framework for Currency Authentication and Counterfeit Prevention
    Y. Abhishek, D. K. Sumanathilaka, et al.
    2023