Faculty of IT, Computational Mathematics: Recent submissions

  • Modeling dynamic brainwave patterns using multi agent technology to effectively identify human emotions 
    Dayarathne, MBHMV [Thesis-Abstract]
    Research in interfacing silicon computers (typical computers) with carbon computers (human and animals) has recorded an exponential growth in the modern world. At present, these research ranges from implanting of micro ...
  • Agent based solution for artificial neural network optimisation 
    Dharmakeerthi, PSM [Thesis-Abstract]
    Artificial neural networks are highly used in the areas of pattern recognition, feature extraction, function approximation, scientific classification, control systems, noise reduction and prediction. Feed-forward and ...
  • Discovery of data models using genetic programming 
    Wijayaweera, WJLN [Thesis-Abstract]
    The field of Genetic Programming in Artificial Intelligence strives to get a computer to solve a problem without explicitly coding a solution by a programmer. Genetic Programming is a relatively new technology, which comes ...
  • Using Agent Negotiations for Weather Forecasting from Multiple Perspectives 
    Srimal, MDW [Thesis-Abstract]
    Most of the real world problems can be solved using more than one method which may return slightly different solutions. For instance, a number of methods including statistical methods, artificial neural networks, fuzzy ...
  • Multi-agent based approach to ontology alignment 
    Rajakaruna, GM [Thesis-Abstract]
    Modern information systems extensively use ontologies to model domain knowledge. Nowadays, with the large amount of already available ontologies, there is a high demand for sharing and reusing the knowledge in existing ...
  • Monocular Vision Based Agents for Navigation in Stochastic Environments 
    Athukorala, PAPR [Thesis-Abstract]
    Depth perceiving computer vision algorithms which are based on multiple view geometry are computationally expensive. As such, it is not practical to implement such systems in low end computing devices such as mobile phones. ...
  • Resources management in wireless systems using multiagent technology 
    Tennakoon, EH [Thesis-Abstract]
    Increasing uses of portable devices and the development of wireless systems require a further special attention on performance of the access points. The performances of these access points are mainly determined by various ...
  • Multi-agent based crowd model to simulate emergency situations 
    Perera, BWS [Thesis-Abstract]
    Crowd simulation is listed under many practical applications in computer industry; such as safety modelling, pre-planning building architectures, urban modeling and entertainment software. Most of these current simulations ...
  • Scrutinizing the use of emergent intelligence for geometric analogy solving 
    Thilakarathne, DJ [Thesis-Abstract]
    As a natural quandary it is a question that who are humans? It is possible to justify those humans, who are taxonomically known as Homo-sapiens; are nothing but analogy making species. Analogy making is the fundamental ...
  • Co-word analysis based automatic web search 
    Bambarasinghe, BANM [Thesis-Abstract]
    Automatic searching, knowledge acquisition and question answering are crying needs among the contemporary World Wide Web users. However conventional web is the major barriers for realizing above applications. This is because ...
  • Refreshing search engine index by swarm intelligence over social networks 
    Rathnayake, KN [Thesis-Abstract]
    Humans make lot of decisions in their day-to-day life. In order to make right decisions they need more information. The WWW contains enormous amount of information. It is a huge complex system. Finding correct up-to-date ...
  • Emergent model of emotions using Buddhist philosopy 
    Nallaperuma, SN
    The term emotion is important to AI as the term intelligence itself. Emotions contribute a great deal to intelligence. Specially in human level AI emotion aspect plays a crucial role. Emotion aspect supports decision making ...
  • An evolutionary approach to locate urban public services 
    Punchihewa, TP
    An Evolutionary Approach to Locate Urban Public Services postulates how the concept of negotiation in multi agent technology can be used to locate urban public services during city planning. The solution fundamentally ...
  • Context based approach to intelligent message passing 
    Silva, SSM [Thesis-Abstract]
    Being a widely used method of communication for distributed applications SOAP has a major drawback with its large message size. This is mainly because of the excessive number of tags being used on SOAP for data definition. ...
  • Autonomous solution for design of curriculum 
    Samarasinghe, SADI [Thesis-Abstract]
    Curriculum design is a major research challenge in the rapid changing world of knowledge. The curriculum represents the expression of educational ideas in practice and it includes all the planned learning experience of a ...
  • Multi agent based approach to assist in design of 3D game environments 
    Maddegoda, R [Thesis-Abstract]
    Designing complex and realistic 3D environments for modern video games is one of the time consuming challenges faced by current video game industry. Over the last 20 years many researches have been conducted to automate ...
  • Recognition of inscriptions in ancient Sri Lanka 
    Peiris, TMTH [Thesis-Abstract]
    Recognizing the content in the ancient inscriptions unlocks many gateways to the undiscovered historical events since inscriptions were used as a major communication mechanism in ancient Sri Lanka. Currently these ...
  • Investigating the use of software negotiation for adaptive revenue management 
    Wimalasena, LHLM [Thesis-Abstract]
    Enterprises today, specially performing online sales face huge challenge to respond to very dynamic market changes and to manage their revenues. This is due to the complex nature of the businesses and huge amounts of data ...
  • A Hybrid approach to natural language machine translation for Sinhala & English 
    Gray, HP
    Machine Translation is one of the least achieved areas in the area of natural language processing. This is because natural languages are complex, a word can have several meanings, a sentence can have several translations ...
  • Investigating the use of multi agent technology for agricultural information systems 
    Dissanayaka, DMSN [Thesis-Abstract]
    The field of Agriculture is considered as one of the main knowledge intensive domains because it is highly dependent on various aspects like environmental conditions, market movements, pest controlling, and crop management ...