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7 papers

cs.MA2025

Hierarchical Adaptive Consensus Network: A Dynamic Framework for Scalable Consensus in Collaborative Multi-Agent AI Systems

Rathin Chandra Shit, Sharmila Subudhi

The consensus strategies used in collaborative multi-agent systems (MAS) face notable challenges related to adaptability, scalability, and convergence certainties. These approaches…

cs.CR2025

Scalable Hierarchical AI-Blockchain Framework for Real-Time Anomaly Detection in Large-Scale Autonomous Vehicle Networks

Rathin Chandra Shit, Sharmila Subudhi

The security of autonomous vehicle networks is facing major challenges, owing to the complexity of sensor integration, real-time performance demands, and distributed communication…

cs.LG2025

Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning for Fair and Efficient Urban Traffic Optimization

Rathin Chandra Shit, Sharmila Subudhi

The optimization of urban traffic is threatened by the complexity of achieving a balance between transport efficiency and the maintenance of privacy, as well as the equitable distr…

cs.RO2025

Hierarchical Federated Graph Attention Networks for Scalable and Resilient UAV Collision Avoidance

Rathin Chandra Shit, Sharmila Subudhi

The real-time performance, adversarial resiliency, and privacy preservation are the most important metrics that need to be balanced to practice collision avoidance in large-scale m…

cs.LG2025

Path-Coordinated Continual Learning with Neural Tangent Kernel-Justified Plasticity: A Theoretical Framework with Near State-of-the-Art Performance

Rathin Chandra Shit

Catastrophic forgetting is one of the fundamental issues of continual learning because neural networks forget the tasks learned previously when trained on new tasks. The proposed f…

cs.RO2025

Multi-Robot Task Allocation for Homogeneous Tasks with Collision Avoidance via Spatial Clustering

Rathin Chandra Shit, Sharmila Subudhi

In this paper, a novel framework is presented that achieves a combined solution based on Multi-Robot Task Allocation (MRTA) and collision avoidance with respect to homogeneous meas…