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Research

Research & Innovation.

Peer-reviewed research, foundational frameworks, and an evolving intellectual property portfolio—engineered into real-world systems.

Research to Reality

Research shouldn't end with publication.

At AMRD, research informs architecture—and architecture becomes technology.

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Research

Explore emerging approaches and foundational ideas.

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Frameworks

Structure how intelligent systems are designed and evaluated.

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Technology

Translate research into production-grade systems.

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Impact

Measure meaningful outcomes in real-world environments.

Research Areas

Foundational work across intelligent systems.

AMRD invests in research and intellectual property across the layers that make AI dependable in the real world.

Applied AI Research

Translating frontier model capabilities into practical, deployable architectures.

Learning Intelligence

Systems that model cognitive alignment and measurable learning outcomes.

Provenance-Aware AI

Transparency and traceability built into how intelligence is produced.

Intelligent Agents

Autonomous and collaborative agents grounded in knowledge and context.

Knowledge Systems

Structured knowledge that gives models the context to reason reliably.

Enterprise AI Architectures

Scalable, governed foundations designed for real operational use.

Publications

Peer-reviewed research.

Selected publications and research works spanning applied AI, enterprise architecture, knowledge systems, and machine learning.

Artificial Intelligence & Learning

  • 2026

    Introducing the Cognitive Learning AI Framework (CLAF): Evaluation dimensions for educational AI as infrastructure

    Singh, R., Cotto, J., Yadav, V., & Singh, A. (2026). Introducing the Cognitive Learning AI Framework (CLAF): Evaluation dimensions for educational AI as infrastructure. In Proceedings of AIR-RES 2026.

  • 2026

    Provenance-aware hybrid NLP–LLM pipelines for educational content generation

    Singh, R., Cotto, J., Yadav, V., & Singh, A. (2026). Provenance-aware hybrid NLP–LLM pipelines for educational content generation. In Proceedings of AIR-RES 2026.

  • 2026

    From infrastructure to impact: Measuring learning outcomes in provenance-aware hybrid NLP–LLM study aids

    Singh, R., Cotto, J., Yadav, V., & Singh, A. (2026). From infrastructure to impact: Measuring learning outcomes in provenance-aware hybrid NLP–LLM study aids. In Proceedings of AIR-RES 2026.

  • 2025

    Hybrid NLP–LLM pipelines for automatic learning content generation

    Singh, R., & Cotto, J. (2025). Hybrid NLP–LLM pipelines for automatic learning content generation. In Proceedings of LLM2025.

Enterprise AI & Architecture

  • 2026

    Mesh of meshes: Event-native convergence of service, data, and agent architectures for AI-ready enterprises

    Sigurjonsson, T., & Singh, R. (2026). Mesh of meshes: Event-native convergence of service, data, and agent architectures for AI-ready enterprises. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering and Data Engineering (CSCE 2026). Springer Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems.

Knowledge Systems & Data

  • 2026

    A symbolic-semantic framework for public health surveillance

    Yadav, V. S., & Singh, R., Singh, A. (2026). A symbolic-semantic framework for public health surveillance. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering and Data Engineering (CSCE 2026). Springer Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems.

  • 2026

    From data lakes to context lakes: Probabilistic knowledge graphs for autonomous agent memory

    Singh, A., Singh, R., & Yadav, V. (2026). From data lakes to context lakes: Probabilistic knowledge graphs for autonomous agent memory. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering and Data Engineering (CSCE 2026). Springer Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems.

Machine Learning

  • 2026

    Machine learning workflow for laboratory variability prediction

    Bytyqi, F., & Singh, R. (2026). Machine learning workflow for laboratory variability prediction. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering and Data Engineering (CSCE 2026). Springer Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems.

Enterprise Architecture

  • 2026

    Evaluating TOGAF and E2A frameworks: A quantitative study of enterprise architecture effectiveness

    Pacheco, F. L., & Singh, R. (2026). Evaluating TOGAF and E2A frameworks: A quantitative study of enterprise architecture effectiveness. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI 2026).

Foundational Research

  • 2013

    Modeling hierarchical data in SQL databases: Introduction to an efficient development framework

    Singh, R., & Clement, K. (2013). Modeling hierarchical data in SQL databases: Introduction to an efficient development framework. In Proceedings of the Software Engineering and Data Engineering Conference (SEDE 2013), Los Angeles, CA.

  • 2011

    Algorithms for discovering potentially interesting patterns

    Singh, R., Johnsten, T., Raghavan, V. V., & Xie, Y. (2011). Algorithms for discovering potentially interesting patterns. International Journal of Granular Computing, Rough Sets and Intelligent Systems, 2(2), 107–122.

  • 2011

    An efficient approach for discovering interesting patterns from biomedical data

    Singh, R., & Yadav, V. (2011). An efficient approach for discovering interesting patterns from biomedical data. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (BICoB 2011), New Orleans, LA.

  • 2010

    Efficient algorithm for discovering potential interesting patterns with closed itemsets

    Singh, R., Johnsten, T., Raghavan, V. V., & Xie, Y. (2010). Efficient algorithm for discovering potential interesting patterns with closed itemsets. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GrC 2010), San Jose, CA.

  • 2009

    An efficient algorithm for discovering positive and negative patterns

    Singh, R., Johnsten, T., Raghavan, V. V., & Xie, Y. (2009). An efficient algorithm for discovering positive and negative patterns. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GrC 2009), Nanchang, China.

Intellectual Property

An evolving IP portfolio.

AMRD's research and product development is supported by an evolving intellectual property portfolio spanning learning intelligence, provenance-aware AI, intelligent systems, and enterprise AI architectures.

Cognitive Learning & Provenance-Aware AI

Cognitive learning, provenance-aware AI, and evaluation systems for trustworthy educational and knowledge intelligence.

Source Evaluation & Instructional Control

Source evaluation, conflict-aware generation, and instructional control for reliable AI-generated content.

Enterprise AI “Mesh of Meshes” Architecture

Enterprise AI architecture spanning the convergence of service, data, and agent architectures.

Selected technologies are the subject of U.S. patent filings.