The Design and Practice of an Enhanced Search for Maritime Transportation Knowledge Graph Based on Semi-Schema Constraints

With the continuous development of artificial intelligence and natural language processing technologies, traditional retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) techniques face numerous challenges in document answer precision and similarity measurement. This study, set against the backdrop of the shipping industry, combines top-down and bottom-up schema design strategies to achieve precise and flexible knowledge representation. The research adopts a semi-structured approach, innovatively constructing an adaptive schema generation mechanism based on reinforcement learning, which models the knowledge graph construction process as a Markov decision process. This method begins with general concepts, defining foundational industry concepts, and then delves into abstracting core concepts specific to the maritime domain through an adaptive pattern generation mechanism that dynamically adjusts the knowledge structure. Specifically, the study designs a four-layer knowledge construction framework, including the data layer, modeling layer, technology layer, and application layer. It draws on a mutual indexing strategy, integrating large language models and traditional information extraction techniques. By leveraging self-attention mechanisms and graph attention networks, it efficiently extracts semantic relationships. The introduction of logic-form-driven solvers and symbolic decomposition techniques for reasoning significantly enhances the model’s ability to understand complex semantic relationships. Additionally, the use of open information extraction and knowledge alignment techniques further improves the efficiency and accuracy of information retrieval. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method not only achieves significant performance improvements in knowledge graph retrieval within the shipping domain but also holds important theoretical innovation and practical application value.