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Anatoly Kitov

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Open access 2024

Intelligent Energy Management in Microgrids Using Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

The increasing integration of renewable energy sources and distributed energy resources has made smart microgrid energy management more complex due to renewable intermittency and dynamic operating conditions. This paper proposes a Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL)-based energy management framework in which intelligent agents coordinate renewable generation, energy storage, controllable loads, and grid interaction. Through distributed learning and real-time decision-making, the framework optimizes energy scheduling, improves system reliability, reduces operational cost and carbon emissions, enhances renewable energy utilization, and provides a scalable, autonomous, and resilient solution for next-generation smart microgrids.

Anatoly Kitov, M. Kartsev · 0 citations
Open access 2025

Edge Computing for Real-Time Financial Analytics

The rapid growth of digital financial services has increased the demand for low-latency, secure, and scalable financial analytics. Traditional cloud-based architectures often face challenges related to latency, bandwidth consumption, privacy, and real-time responsiveness. Edge computing addresses these limitations by processing financial data closer to its source, enabling faster decision-making and reducing communication overhead. This paper proposes an AI-powered edge computing framework for real-time financial analytics that integrates IoT-enabled financial devices, distributed edge servers, intelligent data preprocessing, AI-based prediction engines, and cloud-based centralized model management. Machine learning models deployed at edge nodes perform real-time transaction analysis, fraud detection, credit risk assessment, market trend forecasting, and customer behavior analysis while minimizing data transfer to the cloud. The framework also incorporates federated learning and privacy-preserving AI techniques to enable collaborative model training while protecting sensitive financial data and supporting regulatory compliance. Performance is evaluated using computation latency, prediction accuracy, network utilization, transaction processing efficiency, bandwidth consumption, and system reliability. Experimental findings indicate that the proposed framework significantly improves fraud detection, reduces response time, enhances scalability, and optimizes resource utilization compared with conventional cloud-centric financial analytics systems. The integration of edge computing and artificial intelligence provides a secure, intelligent, and scalable solution for real-time financial decision-making, supporting advanced applications such as automated compliance, risk management, smart investment advisory, and next-generation digital financial services.

Anatoly Kitov, M. Kartsev · 0 citations
Open access 2023

Multi-Path Data Transmission for Enhancing Reliability in Wireless Sensor Networks

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have gained significant attention due to their wide range of applications, including environmental monitoring, healthcare, industrial automation, and military operations. The primary challenge in WSNs is to ensure reliable data transmission while maintaining energy efficiency and network longevity. Multi-path data transmission has emerged as a promising technique to enhance the reliability of WSNs by mitigating data loss, reducing congestion, and improving fault tolerance. This paper presents a comprehensive study on multi-path data transmission mechanisms in WSNs, analyzing their impact on network performance, energy consumption, and data reliability. We explore various multi-path routing protocols, including Disjoint Path Routing, Braided Path Routing, and Hybrid Approaches, and assess their effectiveness in different network scenarios. Additionally, we discuss the challenges associated with multi-path data transmission, such as path redundancy, interference, and increased computational overhead. Through extensive simulations and comparative analysis, we demonstrate that multi-path data transmission significantly enhances network reliability while ensuring optimal resource utilization. The findings of this study provide valuable insights for designing robust and efficient WSNs, thereby contributing to advancements in the field of wireless communication.

Anatoly Kitov · 0 citations
Review Open access 2024

Agentic AI Framework for Autonomous Scientific Research Assistance

Experimental results indicate that coordinated autonomous agents significantly reduce research time, improve workflow consistency, enhance knowledge discovery, and increase scientific productivity compared with conventional AI-based research assistants.

Anatoly Kitov, M. Kartsev · 0 citations