Aleksandr Perevalov

Aleksandr Perevalov is a researcher and PhD student at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Computer Science and Languages. His work focuses on question answering systems over knowledge graphs, multilingual accessibility, and quantitative text analysis.

• Education: BS in Informatics (Perm National Research Polytechnic University), MS in Informatics (Perm), and MS in Data Science (Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, double degree)
• Employment: Research staff at Hochschule Anhalt since 2020

Research interests center on knowledge graph question answering systems, including automated semantics-driven service composition, entity-aware machine translation, and linguistic analysis of human-computer dialogues. He also explores conversational AI implementation strategies and language model evolution.

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in semantic computing, multilingual system design, and benchmark creation. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in web engineering and language technology.

• 2018: 1st prize at Perm University conference
• 2018: TOP10 in Russian AI forum Machine Learning competition
• 2019: TOP9 in Data Mining Cup
• 2020: Bronze medal on Kaggle toxic comment classification

Currently contributing to academic discourse through both peer-reviewed conference papers and industry-focused Medium publications.