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Rahul Reddy Gouravaram

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Conference Aug 2026

AI-Augmented Enterprise Decision Systems Using Predictive Analytics and Knowledge Graph Integration

Modern enterprises currently operate within industrial ecosystems marked by massive data volumes and complex links. Building timely, accurate decision-making capabilities has become a core measure to establish fundamental competitive barriers. To this end, this paper proposes a self-developed general framework: AI-Augmented Enterprise Decision Systems (abbreviated as AAEDS). Its core technical logic integrates probabilistic predictive analysis and knowledge graphs: predictive machine learning models are used to project future business trends, while knowledge graphs break down connectivity barriers between multi-source structured and unstructured enterprise data such as internal documents and web pages. After embedding these capabilities into full-process decision workflows, the framework can output real-time, interpretable, context-aware personalized decision recommendations for three core scenarios: supply chain management, financial planning, and human resource optimization. This framework overcomes three widespread pain points of traditional decision support systems: data silos, poor interpretability, and overreliance on fixed rules. Leveraging graph neural networks and large language models to enable dynamic orchestration of its inference pipeline, we conducted validation experiments using a selected enterprise dataset, which confirmed that the framework achieves significant improvements across three core metrics: decision accuracy, response latency, and user trust. Additionally, the framework integrates federated learning to adapt to the sensitive data processing needs of distributed enterprise nodes, meeting privacy compliance requirements. This work ultimately establishes a scalable cross-industry implementation path, enabling enterprises to transition from passive report-driven operations to large-scale intelligent decision-making, and laying a solid foundation for the next generation of enterprise cognitive systems.

Rahul Reddy Gouravaram · 0 citations
Conference Jul 2026

Architecting Explainable Artificial Intelligence Systems for Transparent Reasoning in Safety-Critical Applications

The surging deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems across safety-critical sectors — namely healthcare diagnostics, autonomous driving, aircraft regulation, and industrial automation — has resulted in a burgeoning need for transparent decision-making frameworks capable of justifiability and accountability. This paper describes a holistic architectural paradigm for constructing Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) systems which provide sufficient reasoning transparency in mission-critical settings, where the failure of a system may have disastrous outcomes. We examine the limitations of black-box AI today and introduce a layered explainability framework that merges post-hoc explanation methods with attention processes and methodologies for synthetic formation of human personified I/O logic rules. It builds on SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations), LIME (Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations) and counterfactual reasoning to provide fine-grained, context-aware explanations for model predictions. We also align with regulatory compliance needs, including the EU AI Act and FDA guidelines, making explainability an integral part of our design process rather than a standalone consideration. We conduct extensive experimental evaluations over medical imaging, autonomous driving, and fault detection datasets, showcasing that our architecture yields comparable predictive accuracy while substantially improving interpretability scores. In summary, this work addresses the key challenge of the disparity between AI performance and human trust by providing a solid underpinning for responsible deployment of AI in life-critical settings.

Sajjan Choudhuri, A. Agade, Rahul Reddy Gouravaram et al. · 0 citations

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