Common Sense Reasoning
PI: Surangika Ranathunga
The Common Sense Reasoning project focuses on advancing culturally grounded evaluation and knowledge representation for language-based artificial intelligence systems.
This paper presents the first-ever Sinhala physical common sense reasoning dataset created as part of Global PIQA. It contains 110 human-created and verified data samples, where each sample consists of a prompt, the corresponding correct answer, and a wrong answer. Most of the questions refer to the Sri Lankan context, where Sinhala is an official language.
Keywords: Sinhala | Machine Learning / Deep Learning | Common Sense Reasoning | Physical Reasoning | Low-resource Languages | Language Resources | LLM | Cultural Alignment |
@article{de2026sinhala,
title={{Sinhala Physical Common Sense Reasoning Dataset for Global PIQA}},
author={de Silva, Nisansa and Ranathunga, Surangika},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.02207},
year={2026},
abstract={This paper presents the first-ever Sinhala physical common sense reasoning dataset created as part of Global PIQA. It contains 110 human-created and verified data samples, where each sample consists of a prompt, the corresponding correct answer, and a wrong answer. Most of the questions refer to the Sri Lankan context, where Sinhala is an official language.},
doi={10.48550/arXiv.2602.02207},
misc={https://arxiv.org/pdf/2602.02207,SIN:ML,https://goo.gl/iY6aTr}
}
PI: Surangika Ranathunga
The Common Sense Reasoning project focuses on advancing culturally grounded evaluation and knowledge representation for language-based artificial intelligence systems.
PI: Nisansa de Silva
The proposed research is expected to break new ground by addressing the dual challenges of linguistic complexity and cultural awareness in Sinhala, a low-resource language largely overlooked in LLM research.