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Alarm Correlation and Root Cause Localization Method for Urban Rail Transit Communication Based on Knowledge Graphs and Multi-source Knowledge Fusion

HUO Yanyu1, YANG Zechong1,2, FENG Gengxu1, CHEN Shaoting1

(1.Hebei Far-East Communication System Engineering Co., Ltd., Shijiazhuang 050200, China; 2.Hebei Private Network Communication Technology Innovation Center, Shijiazhuang 050200, China)

Section:Computer Technology · Vol. 2026, Issue 20 · Pages:123-127 · 2096-4706(2026)20-0123-05 · CLC number:TN915.07 · Document code:A · DOI:10.19850/j.cnki.2096-4706.2026.20.022

Abstract

To address the issues of high alarm volume, complex correlations, and low efficiency in manual root cause localization within urban rail transit communication systems, this paper proposes a method for alarm correlation and root cause localization based on knowledge graphs and multi-source knowledge fusion. This method constructs an equipment-connection knowledge graph using a graph database, clusters the alarms to be analyzed according to temporal density, and maps them to graph nodes to form a set of preliminary connected subgraphs. It then integrates knowledge from historical case libraries, merges subgraphs with implicit relationships, and establishes a complete alarm correlation graph. Based on this correlation graph, the method further combines multi-source information such as case libraries, alarm categories (physical operation/status), equipment hierarchy, and temporal rules to determine the root cause alarms. By fully considering multi-dimensional correlations in space, time, and business, this approach improves the accuracy of alarm correlation and root cause localization, effectively enhancing operational efficiency and the level of intelligence in O&M, and thus shows considerable value for engineering applications.

Keywords

Knowledge Graph; multi-source knowledge fusion; alarm correlation; root cause localization; urban rail transit O&M

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About the authors

Huo Yanyu (1991-), female, Han ethnicity, from Shijiazhuang, Hebei, engineer, master's student, research interests include intelligent operation and maintenance of urban rail communications.