Symbolic representation helps us to represent information in a well-defined rule-driven fashion. Currently, there are several ways to represent Knowledge Graphs in general. However, in this work, we extended the implementation of symbolic representation to model domain-oriented temporal Knowledge Graphs. For symbolic representation, we incorporated Horn rules and SWRL (Semantic Web Rule Language). The presented approach is semi-autonomous: (i) we extracted hand-crafted rules and (ii) we utilized the PSyKE (Platform for Symbolic Knowledge Extraction) package to extract some rules automatically from raw data logs. For domain modeling, we targeted a smart industry environment. To validate the proposed model, we conducted a counterfactual study using Knowledge Graph and network analysis for fact-finding and filtering.

Towards symbolic representation-based modeling of Temporal Knowledge Graphs

Munir, Siraj;Ferretti, Stefano
2023

Abstract

Symbolic representation helps us to represent information in a well-defined rule-driven fashion. Currently, there are several ways to represent Knowledge Graphs in general. However, in this work, we extended the implementation of symbolic representation to model domain-oriented temporal Knowledge Graphs. For symbolic representation, we incorporated Horn rules and SWRL (Semantic Web Rule Language). The presented approach is semi-autonomous: (i) we extracted hand-crafted rules and (ii) we utilized the PSyKE (Platform for Symbolic Knowledge Extraction) package to extract some rules automatically from raw data logs. For domain modeling, we targeted a smart industry environment. To validate the proposed model, we conducted a counterfactual study using Knowledge Graph and network analysis for fact-finding and filtering.
2023
979-8-3503-0252-3
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