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Type
Article
Year
2018
Author
DOU, Jinhua; QIN Jingyan; JIN Zanxia; LIA Zhuang
Title
Knowledge graph based on domain ontology and natural language processing technology for Chinese intangible cultural heritage
Abstrat
Intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a precious historical and cultural resource of a country. Protection and inheritance of ICH is important to the sustainable development of national culture. There are many different intangible cultural heritage items in China. With the development of information technology, ICH database resources were built by government departments or public cultural services institutions, but most databases were widely dispersed. Certain traditional database systems are disadvantageous to storage, management and analysis of massive data. At the same time, a large quantity of data has been produced, accompanied by digital intangible cultural heritage development. The public is unable to grasp key knowledge quickly because of the massive and fragmented nature of the data. To solve these problems, we proposed the intangible cultural heritage knowledge graph to assist knowledge management and provide a service to the public. ICH domain ontology was defined with the help of intangible cultural heritage experts and knowledge engineers to regulate the concept, attribute and relationship of ICH knowledge. In this study, massive ICH data were obtained, and domain knowledge was extracted from ICH text data using the Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology. A knowledge base based on domain ontology and instances for Chinese intangible cultural heritage was constructed, and the knowledge graph was developed. The pattern and characteristics behind the intangible cultural heritage were presented based on the ICH knowledge graph. The knowledge graph for ICH could foster support for organization, management and protection of the intangible cultural heritage knowledge. The public can also obtain the ICH knowledge quickly and discover the linked knowledge. The knowledge graph is helpful for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.
Keywords
Intangible cultural heritage, The 24 solar terms, Domain ontology, Knowledge graph, Natural language processing, Deep learning
Bibliographic reference
DOU, Jinhua, QIN Jingyan, JIN Zanxia, LIA Zhuang (2018) "Knowledge graph based on domain ontology and natural language processing technology for Chinese intangible cultural heritage" in Journal of Visual Languages & Computing, Volume 48, October 2018,19-28, ELSEVIER [online] Available at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1045926X18300041 [Accessed 30/05/2019]