Construction of a Maritime Knowledge Graph Using GraphRAG for Entity and Relationship Extraction from Maritime Documents

Построение морского графа знаний с использованием GraphRAG для извлечения сущностей и отношений из морских документов
Y. F. Han, Tao Yang, Meng Yuan, Ping Hu, Li‐Qun Chen
2025-01-01

Entity and relationship extractionGraphRAGKnowledge graph question answeringMaritime documentsMaritime knowledge graph
In the international shipping industry, digital intelligence transformation has become essential, with both governments and enterprises actively working to integrate diverse datasets. The domain of maritime and shipping is characterized by a vast array of document types, filled with complex, large-scale, and often chaotic knowledge and relationships. Effectively managing these documents is crucial for developing a Large Language Model (LLM) in the maritime domain, enabling practitioners to access and leverage valuable information. A Knowledge Graph (KG) offers a state-of-the-art solution for enhancing knowledge retrieval, providing more accurate responses and enabling context-aware reasoning. This paper presents a framework for utilizing maritime and shipping documents to construct a knowledge graph using GraphRAG, a hybrid tool combining graph-based retrieval and generation capabilities. The extraction of entities and relationships from these documents and the KG construction process are detailed. Furthermore, the KG is integrated with an LLM to develop a Q&A system, demonstrating that the system significantly improves answer accuracy compared to traditional LLMs. Additionally, the KG construction process is up to 50% faster than conventional LLM-based approaches, underscoring the efficiency of our method. This study provides a promising approach to digital intelligence in shipping, advancing knowledge accessibility and decision-making.
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A GraphRAG-based framework constructs maritime knowledge graphs by extracting entities and relationships from complex, heterogeneous shipping documents.
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The framework improves access to maritime knowledge and supports context-aware retrieval and decision-making in digital shipping transformation.
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The proposed knowledge-graph construction process is up to 50% faster than conventional LLM-based approaches.
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The resulting knowledge graph is integrated with an LLM to create a maritime question-answering system with higher answer accuracy than traditional LLMs.

Maritime and shipping documents

GraphRAG-based extraction of entities and relationships for knowledge graph construction, including its efficiency and impact on LLM-based question answering

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Y. F. Han
Tao Yang
Meng Yuan
Ping Hu
Li‐Qun Chen
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