An Effective Resource Matching Scheme Based on a Novel Unified Descriptive Model for Modern Manufacturing Industry Systems
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Abstract
In order to effectively solve the problem of heterogeneous design/manufacturing/service resources and isolation in the whole lifecycle and realize unified description of design/manufacturing/service resources and resource sharing across subjects and stages, this paper proposes a hierarchical and modularized ontology-based resource-unified descriptive model, according to the characteristics of design/manufacturing/service resources. We analyze all kinds of properties of the resources, design a specific descriptive model of ontology, function, and service, ensure the consistency and independence of resource descriptions, and use the OWL (Web Ontology Language) ontology descriptive language and Protégé tools to verify. Then, based on the unified descriptive model, a resource matching method based on multi-level tags is proposed, which matches the task request with the resources in the resource library, selects the resources that meet the task request, and guarantees the resource sharing across subjects and stages. The resource matching work first performs task description and decomposition, and uses information entropy and rough set theory to sort the importance of subtasks, then uses the semantic similarity algorithm to complete multi-level tags’ matching. Finally, two examples are used to prove the feasibility and effectiveness of the experiment.
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Baseline scores from an immature model (maturity gate not passed, 7 training rounds). Scores rank; they never assert a category.
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