A Fuzzy Query Method Oriented to Knowledge Graph

Abstract

With the widespread application of Knowledge Graphs, Knowledge Graph query technology has received widespread attention. The daily use of natural language usually contains fuzzy terms. The use of fuzzy terms in queries is more in line with natural language habits. Therefore, fuzzy questions have been widely discussed and applied in relational data models, and their use in NoSQL data models has also begun to be affected in recent years. RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a representative model of the knowledge graph, and SPARQL is the standard query language of RDF. To realize the fuzzy query of the knowledge graph, this paper introduces the unclear expansion syntax of aggregate function based on summarizing and analyzing the existing SPARQL fuzzy expansion. Supplements the qualitative preference analysis method then proposes and SPARQL1. 1 Corresponding fuzzy SPARQL1.1 (f-SPARQL1.1) simultaneously provides strategies and techniques for rewriting ambiguous queries into classic SPARQL queries. In addition, this article also provides a visual interface for defining the membership functions of fuzzy terms and provides three interactive methods for setting fuzzy membership functions. Compared with the previous fuzzy query methods for RDF models, the method proposed in this paper has more vital fuzzy query ability and more flexible universality. The experimental results show the usability of the method proposed in this paper.