This invention discloses a method and
system for modeling
discrete manufacturing workshops based on a hierarchical fusion of Petri nets and static knowledge graphs. By constructing a hierarchical structure that integrates time-varying and logical Petri nets, the upper layer models workshop-level resource flow, while the lower layer characterizes equipment-level state transitions, achieving a dynamic
formal description of the
concurrency, asynchronicity, and dependencies of the manufacturing
system. Simultaneously, a specialized workshop
knowledge graph is constructed, and a joint extraction model combining a RoBERTa-BiLSTM-CRF model and a focus
loss function is employed to automatically extract entities and relationships from unstructured text, effectively improving knowledge construction efficiency and robustness. By defining a dual
fusion mechanism of modeling and knowledge, deep
coupling and collaborative reasoning between dynamic Petri nets and static knowledge graphs are achieved. This method supports multi-level modeling from
system to equipment, simultaneously describing production logic, resource states, and
process knowledge. Through continuous learning, the model can continuously accumulate and solidify production knowledge, ensuring long-term collaborative reliability.