A Lightweight Neuro-Symbolic Pattern Recognition Framework for Edge Intelligence via NLP-Based Knowledge Graphs
Hao Qin, Liang Bin, Fushen Wei, Long Peng
International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence
Problems Identified (4)
Edge resource constraints: Edge intelligence for IoT and 6G must process massive heterogeneous data under strict latency, energy, and computational constraints.
Heavyweight edge model deployment: Deploying heavyweight deep learning models on resource-limited edge devices is challenging for pattern recognition tasks used in scheduling and decision-making.
Edge resource constraints: Edge intelligence for IoT and 6G must process massive heterogeneous data under strict latency, energy, and computational constraints.
Heavyweight edge model deployment: Deploying heavyweight deep learning models on resource-limited edge devices is challenging for pattern recognition tasks used in scheduling and decision-making.
Proposed Solutions (5)
Lightweight neuro-symbolic pattern recognition: The paper proposes a lightweight neuro-symbolic pattern recognition framework for edge intelligence that combines NLP-based entity and relation recognition with symbolic knowledge graph reasoning.
Edge knowledge graph construction: The framework constructs an edge-computing domain-specific knowledge graph using lightweight NER and relation extraction models.
BERT-BiLSTM-CRF NER: The framework uses a BERT-BiLSTM-CRF model for named entity recognition in the edge computing knowledge graph pipeline.
PCNNATT-BiLSTM relation extraction: The framework uses a PCNNATT-BiLSTM model for relation extraction in the edge computing knowledge graph pipeline.
Low-overhead KG semantic reasoning: Extracted structured knowledge forms a neuro-symbolic knowledge graph for semantic reasoning supporting resource localization, bottleneck analysis, and decision support.
Results (3)
NER F1 improvement:
Relation extraction F1 improvement:
Efficient edge deployment:
Research Domain
Edge intelligence, pattern recognition, neuro-symbolic knowledge graphs