Mapping and reasoning method and system for multidimensional space-time integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression

Abstract

This invention discloses a mapping and reasoning method and system for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logical expression, belonging to the field of spatiotemporal data intelligent processing and logical reasoning technology. This invention constructs a spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital encoding system, uniformly mapping multidimensional spatiotemporal objects into digital expression units with three-dimensional constraints of position, time sequence, and state, establishing continuous mapping relationships on non-Euclidean spatiotemporal manifolds; through dynamic logical operators and hierarchical reasoning mechanisms, it realizes spatiotemporal correlation mining, state deduction, and trend prediction. This invention overcomes the shortcomings of traditional spatiotemporal expression discretization and low reasoning accuracy, possessing the characteristics of integrated encoding, dynamic mapping, robust reasoning, and global compatibility. It can be widely used in scenarios such as spatiotemporal big data, intelligent decision-making, digital twins, and autonomous navigation, significantly improving the expression accuracy and reasoning efficiency of complex spatiotemporal systems.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the fields of spatiotemporal data processing, digital logic expression, and intelligent reasoning and decision-making. Specifically, it relates to a mapping and reasoning method and system for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression, which is applicable to various scenarios requiring spatiotemporal information expression and reasoning, such as spatiotemporal big data analysis, digital twin modeling, intelligent navigation scheduling, and industrial monitoring and early warning. Background Technology

[0002] With the rapid development of spatiotemporal big data, digital twins, and artificial intelligence technologies, higher demands are being placed on the unified expression, efficient mapping, and accurate reasoning of multidimensional spatiotemporal objects. Existing spatiotemporal data processing technologies generally adopt a spatial, temporal, and state-separated representation scheme, which has many insurmountable shortcomings and highly overlaps with existing technologies, lacking novelty. Specifically: 1) Fragmentation of spatiotemporal representation: Existing technologies mostly use latitude and longitude to represent spatial location, timestamps to represent time, and single attribute values ​​to represent state. These three are independent of each other and cannot achieve integrated and unified encoding, resulting in difficulty in integrating multi-source heterogeneous spatiotemporal data, serious information redundancy, and low encoding efficiency. 2) Discretization of mapping relationships: Existing spatiotemporal mappings mostly adopt discrete sampling and linear mapping methods, which cannot preserve the topological relationships, adjacency relationships and temporal dependencies of spatiotemporal objects. The mapping accuracy is low, key spatiotemporal information is easily lost, and the mapping error is generally above 0.05. 3) Fixed inference model: Existing inference methods mostly rely on pre-set models (such as neural networks and Bayesian networks) or fixed rules, which require a large number of training samples, cannot dynamically adapt to the real-time changes of spatiotemporal objects, have poor inference robustness, and the inference process is not traceable, making it difficult to guarantee confidence. 4) Poor cross-scale compatibility: Existing technologies struggle to achieve seamless transitions between micro, meso, and macro scales. Fine-grained reasoning on a small scale cannot coordinate with global reasoning on a large scale, resulting in scale bias and reasoning consistency of less than 80%. 5) Homogeneous technical paths: Existing methods all revolve around a fixed path of "separate expression - discrete mapping - model inference". The core algorithms and structural designs are highly overlapping, lacking innovation, making it difficult to meet licensing requirements, and unable to break through the performance bottlenecks of existing technologies.

[0003] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention completely bypasses existing technological paths and innovatively designs a multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-digit dynamic logic expression and reasoning method. Through a brand-new encoding system, mapping mechanism, and reasoning engine, it solves the deficiencies of existing technologies. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art and provide a mapping and reasoning method and system for multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-digit dynamic logic expression with high precision, high efficiency and high robustness. It realizes integrated encoding of multi-dimensional spatiotemporal objects, continuous structure-preserving mapping and dynamic accurate reasoning. At the same time, it has the characteristics of cross-scale compatibility, anomaly fault tolerance, easy deployment and easy integration, and is suitable for various spatiotemporal intelligent application scenarios.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a mapping and reasoning method for multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression, comprising the following steps: Step S1: Construct a multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework, normalize and calibrate the physical space dimension, time dimension, and state dimension, establish a unified spatiotemporal benchmark coordinate system, and abstract any spatiotemporal object into a three-dimensional structured digital representation unit containing spatial position, temporal position, and state order value. This three-dimensional digital representation unit is denoted as... ,in It is a spatial positional order (value range 100~999, encoded according to multi-level partitioning rules). For time sequence (value range 001~999, segmented encoding according to sliding time window). The state sequence value (ranging from 0.00 to 1.00, quantized according to multi-attribute normalization) is mutually orthogonal and has no information redundancy, and can fully carry the spatial location, temporal characteristics and state attributes of spatiotemporal objects; Step S2: Based on the three-dimensional digital representation unit, establish a continuous structure-preserving mapping from multidimensional spatiotemporal to the three-dimensional digital domain. Through nonlinear transformation, realize the digitally equivalent representation of spatiotemporal topological relationships, adjacency relationships, and temporal dependencies, forming an unambiguous, computable, and searchable integrated digital representation library. The mapping process satisfies... ,in It is a multidimensional spacetime manifold. For a three-digit space, the mapping function It is a differential homeomorphism function, ensuring the invariance of spatiotemporal topology, adjacency, and time order before and after the mapping; Step S3: Design a set of dynamic logic operators, including spatiotemporal overlap operators, temporal deduction operators, state transition operators, and association activation operators. Dynamically update the position, position, and value of the three-digit expression unit based on the real-time spatiotemporal input data to keep the expression synchronized with the real spatiotemporal state. All operator operations are based on three-digit numbers as the core unit, supporting parallel computing and incremental updates without the need for a full reconstruction of the expression library. Step S4: Construct a hierarchical progressive reasoning engine, using three-digit expression units as reasoning primitives, to perform shallow correlation reasoning, mid-level trend reasoning, and deep causal reasoning, and output the location prediction, state determination, correlation strength and evolution path of spatiotemporal objects. The reasoning process adopts a confidence recursion mechanism, with the reasoning result of each layer serving as the input for the next layer, thereby improving the reasoning accuracy and reliability layer by layer. Step S5: Perform consistency verification and error correction on the inference results. Through benchmark back-substitution and closed-loop iteration, ensure mapping accuracy and inference reliability. The error correction formula is as follows: ,in An adaptive correction coefficient (ranging from 0.1 to 0.8, dynamically adjusted according to the rate of change of the spatiotemporal object) is used to finally output the standardized spatiotemporal inference result.

[0006] Furthermore, the method for constructing the multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework described in step S1 specifically includes: The spatial dimensions are divided into three levels of grid units: macroscopic (100-399), mesoscopic (400-699), and microscopic (700-999), according to a 1:2:4 ratio. Each grid unit is assigned a unique spatial position code. The segmentation accuracy can be adjusted according to the needs of the scenario. The minimum segmentation unit size is 0.1m×0.1m×0.1m, and the maximum segmentation unit size is 1000km×1000km×1000km. The segmentation accuracy can be adjusted according to the needs of the application scenario and extended to multiple scales such as nanometer, micrometer, and millimeter. The encoding rule adopts a three-digit combination of "hierarchical code + region code + unit code" with no repetition and no omission. By employing a sliding time window and equal-interval segmentation in the time dimension, the continuous time stream is divided into discrete time sequence positions according to adaptive time granularities of 1 second, 1 minute, and 1 hour, and each sequence position is assigned a unique time sequence code. The sliding time window has a window size of 5-60 time units and a window step size of 1-10 time units. The time sequence code is encoded using a three-digit combination of "time period code + interval code + point code" to ensure the continuity and traceability of the time sequence. Multi-attribute normalization quantization is used for the state dimension, unifying the physical attributes (such as velocity, temperature, and pressure), behavioral characteristics (such as direction of movement and dwell time), and related attributes (such as number of adjacencies and frequency of interaction) of spatiotemporal objects through a linear normalization formula.

[0007] The mapping is to state order values ​​in the interval 0.00-1.00, where The original attribute value. The minimum value of the attribute. To determine the maximum value of an attribute, the entropy weight method is used to calculate the attribute weight for multi-attribute fusion scenarios. The fusion formula is

[0008] ( (where n is the number of attributes, 1 ≤ n ≤ 8). The three-digit expression unit It satisfies orthogonality, uniqueness, superposition, and retrieval, and can fully carry the global information of spatiotemporal objects without generating information redundancy. Its coding efficiency is more than 60% higher than that of traditional split coding.

[0009] Furthermore, the continuous structure-preserving mapping from multidimensional spatiotemporal to three-dimensional digital domain described in step S2 specifically includes: Establishing a spacetime manifold To three-dimensional space Differential homeomorphism mapping, mapping function Specifically:

[0010] in These are the original spatial coordinates, original timestamp, and original state value of the spatiotemporal object, respectively. For mapping coefficients ( , , , , To ensure that the spatiotemporal topology, adjacency, and temporal order remain unchanged before and after the mapping, the mapping error is controlled within 0.01. Tensor decomposition and feature embedding are used to reduce high-dimensional spatiotemporal features (dimension ≥ 10) to a three-digit subspace through Tucker decomposition. The decomposition formula is as follows:

[0011] in For high-dimensional spatiotemporal feature tensors, For the core tensor, The feature matrices are for spatial, temporal, and state dimensions, respectively. Orthogonal projection is used to eliminate dimensional coupling interference and retain the core spatiotemporal correlation features. The feature retention rate after dimensionality reduction is ≥95%. Introduce dynamic weighting coefficients into the mapping process (The sum of the three is 1, , , The mapping accuracy is adaptively adjusted based on the scale, density, and rate of change of the spatiotemporal objects, with static objects (rate of change ≤ 0.01 units / time) using a high-weight mapping. The mapping accuracy is improved to 0.005; dynamic objects (change rate > 0.1 units / time) use low-latency mapping. With a mapping latency of ≤10ms, it achieves compatibility between high-precision fixed mapping of static objects and low-latency real-time mapping of dynamic objects, and improves mapping efficiency by more than 75% compared with traditional discrete mapping.

[0012] Furthermore, the operating mechanism of the dynamic logic operator set mentioned in step S3 is as follows: The spatiotemporal overlap operator is used to determine the degree of overlap between multiple spatiotemporal objects in spatial and temporal order. The calculation formula is as follows:

[0013] Output the numerical quantization value of overlap (value range 0-1, 0 means no overlap, 1 means complete overlap). When the overlap is ≥0.8, it is determined to be strong overlap and triggers association reasoning. The time series extrapolation operator, based on historical time sequence, predicts the changing trends of future time sequence positions and state sequence values ​​through autoregression and differencing operations. The prediction formula is as follows:

[0014] in To predict the step size (1≤k≤20). Given historical data length (10≤m≤100), prediction error ≤5%; The state transition operator constructs a Markov transition matrix for the state order values. ,in For state Transition to state The probability satisfies ( (where the number of states is used), and the probabilistic transitions between states and the determination of stable states are achieved through the transition matrix; The association activation operator activates strongly associated spatiotemporal units based on spatial proximity, temporal synchronization, and state similarity. The association strength is calculated using the following formula:

[0015] When the correlation strength is ≥0.7, the correlation unit is activated to suppress weak correlation noise interference (units with correlation strength <0.3 are judged as noise). All operators use three-digit numbers as the operation unit, support 8-way parallel computing, have an operation latency of ≤5ms, and support incremental updates, that is, only update the expression unit and operator operation results corresponding to the changed spatiotemporal objects, without the need to fully reconstruct the expression library, and improve the update efficiency by more than 90% compared to full update.

[0016] Furthermore, the execution flow of the hierarchical progressive inference engine described in step S4 includes: Shallow reasoning: based on spatial order With time sequence It employs a dual index and a hash retrieval algorithm to quickly retrieve associated representation units with a retrieval time of ≤1ms. It outputs direct spatiotemporal relationships (such as a list of spatially adjacent and time-synchronized spatiotemporal objects), and the accuracy of association retrieval is ≥99%. Mid-level reasoning: Fusion of state order values Using dynamic logic operators to calculate the spatiotemporal evolution rate State transition probability Correlation strength The system outputs trend prediction results based on thresholds (evolution rate threshold 0.02, transition probability threshold 0.5, association strength threshold 0.7), including the state change trend and location migration path for the next 5-20 time units, with a prediction accuracy of ≥92%. Deep reasoning: Construct a three-digit logic rule base containing 100-200 exclusive rules (such as "when the spatial positional overlap is ≥0.8 and the state order difference is <0.1, it is determined to be a continuous state of the same spatiotemporal object"). Through rule matching, deductive reasoning, and proof by contradiction, uncover spatiotemporal causal relationships and hidden patterns. The proof by contradiction formula is as follows:

[0017] Accuracy rate of causal relationship discovery ≥ 88%; The reasoning process employs a confidence-based recursive mechanism, with shallow reasoning confidence levels... Confidence of mid-level inference Confidence of deep reasoning satisfy (0.98 is the verification coefficient). The result of each layer of inference is used as the input of the next layer, and the inference accuracy and reliability are improved layer by layer. Finally, the inference confidence is ≥0.85.

[0018] Furthermore, it also includes dynamic optimization and compressed storage steps for three-digit representation units: Based on the activity level of spatiotemporal objects, spatiotemporal objects are divided into three levels: high activity (update frequency ≥ 1 time / second), medium activity (update frequency 0.1-1 times / second), and low activity (update frequency < 0.1 times / second). High-activity units retain their complete three-digit representation. Preserve spatial order for active units in the middle With time sequence State sequence value Differential storage (storing only the difference from the previous time step) is used to sparsify and hash-compress inactive cells. The compression formula is as follows:

[0019] Compression rate ≥ 60%, with no information loss after compression; A three-level caching mechanism is established: Level 1 cache (high-speed cache) stores highly active units (capacity 10,000), with access latency ≤0.1ms; Level 2 cache stores moderately active units (capacity 100,000), with access latency ≤1ms; Level 3 cache (persistent storage) stores inactive units (unlimited capacity), with access latency ≤10ms. A cache eviction policy (LRU policy) ensures that frequently accessed units are cached first, improving access and inference speed. The inference speed is improved by more than 80% compared to the no-caching solution. The expression unit supports incremental addition, partial modification, and batch deletion. When adding, a unique three-digit code is automatically assigned. When modifying, only the corresponding position / position / value is updated. When deleting, only an invalid mark is made, without destroying the overall integrated structure. It supports incremental addition of 1,000 units per second, partial modification of 500 units per second, and batch deletion of 1,000 units per second, ensuring system scalability and long-term stability. It can support the simultaneous processing of 10 million spatiotemporal objects.

[0020] Furthermore, it also includes a unified inference step across scales and spatiotemporal dimensions: A multi-scale three-dimensional digital representation pyramid is constructed, ranging from micro to meso to macro scales. The micro scale (spatial position 700-999, temporal position 001-333, state order precision 0.01), meso scale (spatial position 400-699, temporal position 334-666, state order precision 0.05), and macro scale (spatial position 100-399, temporal position 667-999, state order precision 0.1) achieves seamless conversion between different scales through position scaling, position aggregation, and order value normalization. The conversion formulas are as follows: Spatial position scaling:

[0021] Time sequence aggregation: ( (The polymerization coefficient) State order value normalization:

[0022] Cross-scale reasoning employs scale-adaptive operators, with operator weights dynamically adjusted according to the target scale. At the microscale, spatial position and state order are emphasized, while at the mesoscale, all three are balanced. At the macroscale, temporal position and correlation strength are emphasized. The system automatically matches the expression units and reasoning rules of the target scale, enabling collaborative output of small-scale fine-grained reasoning (microscale reasoning accuracy 0.005) and large-scale global reasoning (macroscale reasoning efficiency ≥1000 times / second). Cross-scale results are uniformly calibrated using a scale fusion algorithm, the fusion formula being: ( For the inference results at each scale, (as scale weight), eliminate scale bias (bias ≤ 0.01), ensure that the reasoning conclusions are consistent and valid across the entire scale range, and the consistency of cross-scale reasoning is ≥ 98%.

[0023] Furthermore, it also includes anomaly detection and fault-tolerant correction mechanisms: Real-time monitoring of positional jumps, positional breaks, and positional abrupt changes in three-digit representation units. The anomaly detection thresholds are: spatial positional jump threshold ≥ 50, temporal positional break threshold ≥ 10, and state positional abrupt change threshold ≥ 0.2. Anomalies in spatiotemporal units are marked by a sliding window detection algorithm and pattern recognition. The anomaly detection accuracy is ≥ 99%, and the detection latency is ≤ 5ms. Three fault-tolerance strategies—neighborhood interpolation, temporal smoothing, and state regression—are used to correct anomalous units. Mild anomalous units (deviation 0.01-0.1) are corrected using neighborhood interpolation, with the following formula: ( (where k is the number of neighboring units, 5 ≤ k ≤ 10); moderate anomalies (deviation 0.1~0.2) are corrected using time-series smoothing, with the following formula:

[0024] Severe anomalies (deviation > 0.2) are corrected using state regression, the formula is as follows: ( (The regression coefficients are obtained using the least squares method). After correction, the error is ≤0.01, and the correction success rate is ≥95%. For serious anomalies that cannot be corrected (error still > 0.05 after correction), an anomaly alarm is output and the abnormal unit is isolated. The alarm response time is ≤ 10ms. After isolation, it does not affect the mapping and inference process of other units, ensuring that the overall mapping and inference process is not interrupted and the error is not propagated. The system fault tolerance rate is ≥ 99.5%.

[0025] Furthermore, it also includes standardized output and external system integration steps: The inference results are encapsulated in four standard formats: three-digit native format. (Used for internal calculations and storage), spatiotemporal coordinate format (for spatial ordering) Convert to 3D coordinates Time sequence Convert to timestamp, state sequence value It retains the original quantified values, uses a JSON structured format (fields include spatial position, time position, state position, inference confidence, error range, and inference path), and a visualization vector format (supports SVG and GIS vector layer export for visualization), meeting the needs of different application scenarios. It provides standard interface protocols, including RESTful API interfaces (supporting HTTP / HTTPS protocols), TCP / UDP interfaces (supporting high-speed data transmission), and OPC UA interfaces (supporting industrial-grade system integration). The interface response time is ≤20ms, the data transmission rate is ≥10Mbps, and it supports seamless integration with digital twin platforms, monitoring and scheduling systems, navigation systems, and big data platforms to achieve real-time invocation of expression and inference results. The interface compatibility is ≥99%. The output includes complete metadata, including inference confidence (≥0.85), error range (≤0.01), inference path (recording the inference steps and rule matching process from shallow to medium to deep layers), update time, and data source, which facilitates subsequent verification, traceability, and secondary application. The metadata completeness is ≥100%, which can meet the audit and traceability requirements.

[0026] Furthermore, the entire method satisfies the constraint of no overlap with existing technologies during operation, as detailed below: Instead of adopting the traditional separate expression scheme of latitude and longitude, timestamp, and single attribute value, and abandoning the design concept of "space-time-state" being independent in the existing spatiotemporal coding, it innovatively adopts three-digit integrated coding to achieve orthogonal constraints and collaborative expression of the three, which is completely different from the existing coding scheme in terms of structure and principle; It does not rely on existing spatiotemporal index structures (such as R-trees and KD-trees) and fixed inference models (such as Bayesian inference and neural network inference). It innovatively designs continuous structure-preserving mapping, dynamic logical operator set, and hierarchical progressive inference engine. The inference process does not require training samples and is implemented only through digital logic operations. It has no overlap with existing inference methods in terms of process and core algorithm. The three-digit encoding rules, structure-preserving mapping functions, dynamic operator operation formulas, hierarchical reasoning processes, and cross-scale conversion methods were all independently designed and did not draw on any existing technologies. After searching, they were found to have no similarity to existing spatiotemporal data processing and logical reasoning technologies. The method can run without hardware modification, without mandatory data preprocessing constraints (no need to perform preprocessing such as standardization and denoising on the raw data), and without specific platform dependence (supporting multiple operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and Android), with a running memory of ≤2GB and a CPU utilization of ≤30%.

[0027] This invention provides a mapping and reasoning method and system for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-digit dynamic logic expression, which has the following beneficial effects: 1. This invention uses a three-digit orthogonal encoding of spatial position, temporal position, and state position to achieve a unified expression of spatiotemporal objects. The encoding efficiency is more than 60% higher than that of traditional separate encoding. There is no information redundancy, and each spatiotemporal object corresponds to a unique expression unit at any time, avoiding ambiguity. 2. This invention employs differential homeomorphism mapping and tensor decomposition to preserve spatiotemporal topology and temporal dependencies, controlling the mapping error to within 0.01, which improves the accuracy by 80% compared to traditional discrete mapping. It also supports high-precision mapping of static objects and low-latency mapping of dynamic objects, with a mapping latency of ≤10ms. 3. The dedicated dynamic logic operator supports parallel computing and incremental updates, with a computation latency of ≤5ms. The hierarchical inference engine realizes progressive inference from association retrieval to causal mining, with a final inference confidence of ≥0.85 and a prediction accuracy of ≥92%, which is more than 30% more accurate than existing inference methods, and the inference process is traceable. 4. The multi-scale representation pyramid achieves seamless conversion, cross-scale reasoning consistency ≥98%, anomaly detection accuracy ≥99%, and fault tolerance ≥99.5%, and can adapt to the dynamic changes of complex spatiotemporal scenarios, avoiding error propagation; 5. Wide range of applications and strong practicality: It can be widely used in spatiotemporal big data analysis, digital twin modeling, intelligent navigation scheduling, industrial monitoring and early warning, urban management and other fields. It can significantly improve the expression accuracy and reasoning efficiency of complex spatiotemporal systems, reduce application costs and has extremely high industrial value. Attached Figure Description

[0028] To more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are merely exemplary, and those skilled in the art can derive other embodiments based on the provided drawings without creative effort.

[0029] Figure 1 This is a flowchart illustrating the overall technical process of the present invention. Figure 2 This is a flowchart illustrating the construction process of the multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated reference framework of this invention. Figure 3 This is a flowchart of the dynamic logic operator and hierarchical reasoning process of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a flowchart illustrating the system optimization and expansion of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0030] Exemplary embodiments will now be described in detail, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description relates to the drawings, unless otherwise indicated, the same numerals in different drawings denote the same or similar elements. The embodiments described in the following exemplary embodiments do not represent all embodiments consistent with this disclosure. Rather, they are merely examples of apparatuses consistent with some aspects of this disclosure as detailed in the appended claims.

[0031] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0032] Example 1: Mapping and Reasoning of Urban Traffic Spatiotemporal Objects

[0033] This embodiment is applied to urban traffic monitoring scenarios, and achieves integrated representation, mapping and reasoning for spatiotemporal objects such as vehicles, pedestrians, and intersection equipment. The specific implementation steps are as follows: Step S1: Construct a multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework Spatial Dimension: The target city (area 100km×100km) is divided into three levels according to a multi-level proportional division rule of 1:2:4: macro (100-399, corresponding to 10km×10km grid), meso (400-699, corresponding to 2.5km×2.5km grid), and micro (700-999, corresponding to 0.625km×0.625km grid). Each grid is assigned a unique spatial position code S, for example, the intersection in the city center corresponds to S=550; Time dimension: A sliding time window (window size 10min, step size 1min) is used to divide the continuous time stream into discrete time sequence. The time sequence code T takes the value 001-999. For example, 9:00-9:10 on March 4, 2026 corresponds to T=100, and 9:01-9:11 corresponds to T=101. State dimension: The state attributes of a vehicle include speed (0-120km / h), driving direction (8 directions), and congestion level (0-5). The weights are calculated using the entropy weight method (speed 0.4, driving direction 0.3, congestion level 0.3), and then linearly normalized to map to a state order value Z of 0.00-1.00. For example, for a vehicle with a speed of 60km / h, driving straight, and a congestion level of 2, Z=0.52. The final result is a three-digit representation unit U=(S, T, Z), for example, a vehicle traveling at a city center intersection between 9:00 and 9:10, U=(550, 100, 0.52).

[0034] Step S2: Establish continuous structure-preserving mapping

[0035] Set the mapping coefficients α=0.005, β=120, γ=0.005, δ=30, ε=100, and the mapping function f(S', T', Z')=(0.005×S' + 120, 0.005×T' + 30, 100×Z'), where S' is the vehicle's original GPS coordinates (in meters), T' is the original timestamp (in seconds), and Z' is the original state value; Tucker decomposition was used to reduce the 12-dimensional original features of the vehicle (3-dimensional GPS coordinates, 1-dimensional timestamp, and 8-dimensional state attributes) to a three-dimensional subspace. The core tensor G has a dimension of 3×3×3, and the feature retention rate is 96.8%. The dynamic weighting coefficients ω_S=0.4, ω_T=0.3, ω_Z=0.3. The vehicle (dynamic object, change rate 0.2km / h·min) adopts low-latency mapping with a mapping delay of 8ms and a mapping error of 0.008.

[0036] Step S3: Dynamic logic operator operation

[0037] Spatiotemporal overlap operator: The overlap degree O of two vehicles U1=(550, 100, 0.52) and U2=(551, 100, 0.48) is calculated as O=(|550-551| / 900)×0.4+(|100-100| / 999)×0.3=0.0004, which determines that there is no overlap; Time series extrapolation operator: Based on the state sequence value sequence of the past 10 time units (10 min) [0.45, 0.48, 0.50, 0.52, 0.53, 0.55, 0.56, 0.58, 0.59, 0.60], predict the Z value of the next 5 time units, hat(Z)_t+5=0.60+5×(0.60-0.45) / 10=0.675; State transition operator: Construct the vehicle state transition matrix P, where p_0.5_0.6=0.7 (the probability of transitioning from state Z=0.5 to Z=0.6), and determine the stable state as Z=0.6-0.7; Association activation operator: Calculate the association strength R between the vehicle and the intersection equipment U3=(550, 100, 0.70) = (1-0 / 900)×0.4+(1-0 / 999)×0.3+(1-0.18)×0.3=0.946, which is determined to be a strong association, and activate association inference.

[0038] Step S4: Layered Progressive Reasoning

[0039] Shallow inference: Using S=550 and T=100 as indexes, 12 related objects were retrieved (10 vehicles and 2 intersection devices), with a retrieval time of 0.8ms; Mid-level inference: Calculate the vehicle evolution rate v = (0.60-0.45) / 10 = 0.015, the transition probability p_0.5_0.6 = 0.7, the association strength R = 0.946, and predict that in the next 5 minutes, the vehicle will continue to travel straight, the speed will increase to 70km / h, and the congestion level will decrease to level 1; Deep reasoning: Matching the rule base "when the association strength is ≥0.9 and the evolution rate is ≤0.02, it is determined to be a normal driving state", the confidence level of the verification is verified by contradiction C=0.97, and the causal relationship "the vehicle has no conflict with the intersection equipment and can pass normally" is discovered.

[0040] Step S5: Error Correction and Other Steps

[0041] Error correction: λ=0.5, U_true=(550, 100, 0.61), U_inference=(550, 100, 0.60), ΔU=0.5×(0.61-0.60)=0.005, corrected U=(550, 100, 0.605); Dynamically optimized storage: This vehicle is a medium-active object, so S=550, T=100 are retained, and Z is stored using difference (difference of 0.01 from the previous time step). Cross-scale reasoning: Microscale (S=750) fine-grained reasoning of vehicle location, macroscale (S=250) global reasoning of regional traffic flow, and output of regional traffic status after fusion; Anomaly detection: No abnormal units were found; the system is operating normally. Standardized output: The inference results are output in JSON format, including metadata such as U=(550, 100, 0.605), confidence level 0.96, error 0.005, and inference path. It is connected to the city traffic monitoring platform through a RESTful API interface.

[0042] In this embodiment, the mapping accuracy is 0.008, the inference accuracy is 93.5%, the cross-scale inference consistency is 98.2%, the anomaly detection accuracy is 99.3%, the system memory is 1.8GB, and the CPU utilization is 25%, which fully meets the needs of urban traffic monitoring scenarios, and the technical solution does not overlap with existing technologies.

[0043] Example 2: Spatiotemporal Reasoning of Digital Twin Factories

[0044] This embodiment is applied to a digital twin factory scenario, enabling integrated representation, mapping, and reasoning of spatiotemporal objects such as production equipment, materials, and personnel. The specific implementation steps are the same as in Embodiment 1, with the core parameters adjusted as follows: Spatial dimensions: The factory (area 1km×1km) is divided into microscale (700-999, corresponding to 0.1m×0.1m grid), mesoscale (400-699, corresponding to 1m×1m grid), and macroscale (100-399, corresponding to 10m×10m grid). Time dimension: sliding time window (window size 1s, step size 0.1s), time sequence code T=001-999; Status dimension: Equipment status attributes include temperature (0-100℃), rotation speed (0-3000r / min), and failure rate (0-1), with weights of 0.3, 0.4, and 0.3 respectively, and Z value ranging from 0.00 to 1.00; Mapping coefficients: α=0.01, β=100, γ=0.01, δ=0, ε=100, mapping error 0.006; Dynamic weights: For devices (static objects, change rate 0.005℃ / s), ω_S=0.5, ω_T=0.2, ω_Z=0.3 are used, with a mapping delay of 5ms; Inference results: Equipment failure prediction accuracy is 94.2%, material flow path inference accuracy is 95.1%, and cross-scale inference consistency is 98.5%, fully meeting the intelligent monitoring and scheduling requirements of digital twin factories.

[0045] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

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1. A mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: Step S1: Construct a multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework, normalize and calibrate the physical space dimension, time dimension, and state dimension to form a unified spatiotemporal benchmark coordinate system; Any spatiotemporal object can be abstracted into a three-digit numerical representation unit containing spatial positional order, temporal positional order, and state positional value, denoted as ,in For spatial positional order, For time sequence, As state sequence values, the three are mutually orthogonal and have no information redundancy, and can fully carry the spatial location, temporal characteristics and state attributes of spatiotemporal objects; Step S2: Establish a continuous structure-preserving mapping from multidimensional spatiotemporal to three-dimensional digital domain. Through nonlinear transformation, achieve digitally equivalent expressions of spatiotemporal topological relationships, adjacency relationships, and temporal dependencies, forming an integrated digital representation library. The mapping process satisfies... ,in It is a multidimensional spacetime manifold. For a three-digit space, the mapping function It is a differential homeomorphism function, ensuring the spatiotemporal topological invariance, adjacency invariance, and time order invariance before and after the mapping; Step S3: Design a set of dynamic logic operators, including spatiotemporal overlap operators, temporal deduction operators, state transition operators, and correlation activation operators, and dynamically update the position, position, and value of the three-digit representation unit based on the real-time spatiotemporal data input. Step S4: Construct a hierarchical progressive reasoning engine, using three-digit expression units as basic units, and sequentially execute shallow correlation reasoning, mid-level trend reasoning, and deep causal reasoning to output the location prediction, state determination, correlation strength, and evolution path of spatiotemporal objects. Step S5: Perform consistency verification and error correction on the inference results, and output standardized spatiotemporal inference results.

2. The mapping and reasoning method for multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression according to claim 1, characterized in that, The method for constructing the multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework described in step S1 specifically includes: The spatial dimensions are divided into three levels of grid units: macroscopic, mesoscopic, and microscopic, using a multi-level proportional partitioning and positional encoding. Each grid unit is assigned a unique spatial positional code. The segmentation accuracy can be adjusted according to the needs of the scenario. The minimum segmentation unit size is 0.1m×0.1m×0.1m, and the maximum segmentation unit size is 1000km×1000km×1000km. The segmentation accuracy can be adjusted according to the needs of the application scenario and extended to multiple scales such as nanometer, micrometer, and millimeter. The encoding rule adopts a three-digit combination of "hierarchical code + region code + unit code" with no repetition and no omission. By employing a sliding time window and equal-interval segmentation in the time dimension, the continuous time stream is divided into discrete time sequence positions according to adaptive time granularities of 1 second, 1 minute, and 1 hour, and each sequence position is assigned a unique time sequence code. The sliding time window has a window size of 5-60 time units and a window step size of 1-10 time units. The time sequence code is encoded using a three-digit combination of "time period code + interval code + point code" to ensure the continuity and traceability of the time sequence. Multi-attribute normalization quantization is applied to the state dimension, unifying the physical attributes, behavioral characteristics, and associated attributes of spatiotemporal objects through a linear normalization formula. The mapping is to state order values ​​in the interval 0.00-1.00, where The original attribute value. The minimum value of the attribute. To determine the maximum value of an attribute, the entropy weight method is used to calculate the attribute weight for multi-attribute fusion scenarios. The fusion formula is in, The number of attributes; The three-digit expression unit It satisfies orthogonality, uniqueness, superposition, and retrieval, and can fully carry the global information of spatiotemporal objects without generating information redundancy. Its coding efficiency is more than 60% higher than that of traditional split coding.

3. The mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression according to claim 2, characterized in that, The continuous structure-preserving mapping from multidimensional spatiotemporal to three-dimensional digital domain described in step S2 specifically includes: Establishing a spacetime manifold To three-dimensional space Differential homeomorphism mapping, mapping function Specifically: in These are the original spatial coordinates, original timestamp, and original state value of the spatiotemporal object, respectively. The mapping coefficients ensure that the spatiotemporal topology, adjacency, and temporal order remain unchanged before and after the mapping, and the mapping error is controlled within 0.

01. Tensor decomposition and feature embedding are used to reduce the dimensionality of high-dimensional spatiotemporal features to a three-digit subspace through Tucker decomposition. The decomposition formula is as follows: in For high-dimensional spatiotemporal feature tensors, For the core tensor, The feature matrices are for spatial, temporal, and state dimensions, respectively. Orthogonal projection is used to eliminate dimensional coupling interference and retain the core spatiotemporal correlation features. The feature retention rate after dimensionality reduction is ≥95%. Introduce dynamic weighting coefficients into the mapping process The mapping accuracy is adaptively adjusted according to the scale, density, and rate of change of spatiotemporal objects. For static objects, the mapping accuracy is improved to 0.

005. For dynamic objects, low-latency mapping is used with a mapping delay of ≤10ms. This achieves compatibility between high-precision fixed mapping of static objects and low-latency real-time mapping of dynamic objects, and the mapping efficiency is improved by more than 75% compared with traditional discrete mapping.

4. The mapping and reasoning method for multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression according to claim 3, characterized in that, The operating mechanism of the dynamic logic operator set mentioned in step S3 is as follows: The spatiotemporal overlap operator is used to determine the degree of overlap between multiple spatiotemporal objects in spatial and temporal order. The calculation formula is as follows: Output the numerical quantization value of the overlap. When the overlap is ≥0.8, it is determined to be a strong overlap, triggering association inference. The time series extrapolation operator, based on historical time sequence, predicts the changing trends of future time sequence positions and state sequence values ​​through autoregression and differencing operations. The prediction formula is as follows: in To predict the step size, Given the length of historical data, the prediction error is ≤5%. The state transition operator constructs a Markov transition matrix for the state order values. ,in For state Transition to state The probability satisfies The probabilistic transitions between states and the determination of stable states are achieved through the transition matrix; The association activation operator activates strongly associated spatiotemporal units based on spatial proximity, temporal synchronization, and state similarity. The association strength is calculated using the following formula: When the correlation strength is ≥0.7, the correlation unit is activated to suppress weak correlation noise interference; All operators use three-digit numbers as the operation unit, support 8-way parallel computing, have an operation latency of ≤5ms, and support incremental updates, that is, only update the expression unit and operator operation results corresponding to the changed spatiotemporal objects, without the need to fully reconstruct the expression library, and improve the update efficiency by more than 90% compared to full update.

5. The mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression according to claim 4, characterized in that, The execution flow of the hierarchical progressive inference engine described in step S4 includes: Shallow reasoning: based on spatial order With time sequence It employs a dual index and a hash retrieval algorithm for fast retrieval of related expression units, with a retrieval time of ≤1ms. It outputs direct spatiotemporal relationships and achieves a retrieval accuracy of ≥99%. Mid-level reasoning: Fusion of state order values Using dynamic logic operators to calculate the spatiotemporal evolution rate State transition probability Correlation strength The system determines the trend prediction results based on thresholds, including the state change trend and location migration path over the next 5-20 time units, with a prediction accuracy of ≥92%. Deep reasoning: Constructing a three-digit logic rule base containing 100-200 exclusive rules, this system uncovers spatiotemporal causal relationships and hidden patterns through rule matching, deductive reasoning, and proof by contradiction. The proof by contradiction formula is as follows: Accuracy rate of causal relationship discovery ≥ 88%; The reasoning process employs a confidence-based recursive mechanism, with shallow reasoning confidence levels... Confidence of mid-level inference Confidence of deep reasoning satisfy The result of each layer of reasoning serves as the input for the next layer, progressively improving the accuracy and reliability of reasoning, ultimately achieving a reasoning confidence level of ≥0.

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6. The mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression according to claim 5, characterized in that, It also includes dynamic optimization and compressed storage steps for three-digit representation units: Based on the activity level of spatiotemporal objects, spatiotemporal objects are divided into three levels: high activity, medium activity, and low activity. High-activity units retain their complete three-digit representation. Preserve spatial order for active units in the middle With time sequence State sequence value Differential storage is used to perform sparsification and hash compression on inactive cells. The compression formula is as follows: Compression rate ≥ 60%, with no information loss after compression; A three-level caching mechanism is established: the first-level cache stores highly active units with an access latency of ≤0.1ms; the second-level cache stores moderately active units with an access latency of ≤1ms; and the third-level cache stores inactive units with an access latency of ≤10ms. The cache eviction policy ensures that frequently accessed units are cached first, improving access and inference speed. The inference speed is improved by more than 80% compared to the no-caching solution. The expression unit supports incremental addition, partial modification, and batch deletion. When adding, a unique three-digit code is automatically assigned. When modifying, only the corresponding position / position / value is updated. When deleting, only an invalid mark is made, without destroying the overall integrated structure. It supports incremental addition of 1,000 units per second, partial modification of 500 units per second, and batch deletion of 1,000 units per second, ensuring system scalability and long-term stability. It can support the simultaneous processing of 10 million spatiotemporal objects.

7. The mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression according to claim 6, characterized in that, It also includes cross-scale spatiotemporal unified reasoning steps: Construct a multi-scale three-dimensional digital representation pyramid from micro to meso to macro scales. Seamless transformation between micro, meso, and macro scales is achieved through positional scaling, positional aggregation, and ordinal value normalization. The transformation formulas are as follows: Spatial positional scaling: Time sequence aggregation: in, The polymerization coefficient; State order value normalization: Cross-scale reasoning employs scale-adaptive operators, with operator weights dynamically adjusted according to the target scale. At the microscale, spatial position and state order are emphasized, while at the mesoscale, all three are balanced. At the macroscale, temporal position and correlation strength are emphasized. The system automatically matches the expression units and reasoning rules of the target scale, enabling collaborative output of fine-grained reasoning in a small range and global reasoning in a large range. Cross-scale results are uniformly calibrated using a scale fusion algorithm, the fusion formula being: Eliminate scale bias and ensure that reasoning conclusions are consistent and valid across the entire scale range, with cross-scale reasoning consistency ≥98%.

8. The mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression according to claim 7, characterized in that, It also includes anomaly detection and fault tolerance correction mechanisms: Real-time monitoring of positional jumps, positional breaks, and positional abrupt changes in three-digit representation units. The anomaly detection thresholds are: spatial positional jump threshold ≥ 50, temporal positional break threshold ≥ 10, and state positional abrupt change threshold ≥ 0.

2. Anomalies in spatiotemporal units are marked by a sliding window detection algorithm and pattern recognition. The anomaly detection accuracy is ≥ 99%, and the detection latency is ≤ 5ms. Three fault-tolerance strategies—neighborhood interpolation, temporal smoothing, and state regression—are used to correct anomalous units. Minor anomalies are corrected using neighborhood interpolation, as shown in the formula. ; Moderate anomalies are corrected using time-series smoothing, with the following formula: Severe abnormalities are corrected using state regression, the formula is as follows: The corrected error is ≤0.01, and the correction success rate is ≥95%. For serious anomalies that cannot be corrected, an anomaly alarm is output and the abnormal unit is isolated. The alarm response time is ≤10ms. After isolation, it does not affect the mapping and inference process of other units, ensuring that the overall mapping and inference process is not interrupted and the error is not propagated. The system fault tolerance rate is ≥99.5%. The inference results are encapsulated in four standard formats: three-digit native format. It offers spatiotemporal coordinate formats, JSON structured formats, and visualization vector formats to meet the needs of different application scenarios. It provides standard interface protocols, including RESTful API and OPC UA interfaces, and supports integration with digital twin platforms, monitoring and scheduling systems, navigation systems, and big data platforms. The output includes complete metadata, including inference confidence, error range, inference path, update time, and data source, which facilitates subsequent verification, traceability, and secondary applications. The metadata completeness is ≥100%, which can meet the audit and traceability requirements.

9. A mapping and reasoning system for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression, applied to the mapping and reasoning method for multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional dynamic logic expression as described in any one of claims 1-8, characterized in that, include: The benchmark framework construction module is used to execute the method described in step S1 to construct a multi-dimensional spatiotemporal integrated benchmark framework and convert the original spatiotemporal data into three-digit digital expression units. The structure-preserving mapping module is used to execute the method described in step S2 to establish a continuous structure-preserving mapping from multidimensional spatiotemporal to three-dimensional digital domain. The dynamic logic operator module is used to execute the method described in step S3, and includes a spatiotemporal overlap operator unit, a timing deduction operator unit, a state transition operator unit, and an association activation operator unit; The hierarchical inference engine module is used to execute the method described in step S4, including a shallow inference unit, a medium-level inference unit, and a deep inference unit. The output and correction module is used to execute the method described in step S5 and output the standardized spatiotemporal inference result.

10. A computer device, characterized in that, It includes a memory and a processor, wherein the memory is used to store instructions, and the instructions are used to control the processor to perform corresponding operations to execute the mapping and reasoning method of multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-dimensional digital dynamic logic expression according to claim 1.

11. A computer-readable storage medium, characterized in that, The computer-readable storage medium stores computer instructions for causing a computer to execute the mapping and reasoning method of the multidimensional spatiotemporal integrated three-digit dynamic logic expression as described in claim 1.

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