Author:
Lv Yang,Wang Peiyan,Ji Guiyang,Wang Libang
Abstract
Abstract
A knowledge graph enables the structured representation of process knowledge. Traditional knowledge graphs typically represent process fact knowledge by depicting relations between entities. However, higher-order knowledge, such as causality, coupling, and rationale among process facts, should be addressed. The Process Hyper-relational knowledge graph (PHKG) was proposed to address these shortcomings. It comprises three layers: a concept layer representing process concept knowledge, an instance layer representing process fact knowledge, and a hyper-relationship layer representing higher-order knowledge linking process facts. Employing a semi-automatic construction method, a hyper-relation knowledge graph was created with 1, 602 entities, 2, 509 entity relationships, and 231 pairs of hyper-relationships. A process knowledge reasoning algorithm has also been developed to enable applications to reason about process knowledge.
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