Target Recognition Inference Based on Knowledge Graph and Graph Neural Network

In complex environments with vast and diverse information sources, target recognition serves as a crucial precursor to situational analysis, providing the foundation for further decision-making and analysis. Traditional algorithms for target recognition often rely on human experience and rules, necessitating expert knowledge and subjective judgments, which introduces uncertainties. This paper introduces a method for target recognition inference, leveraging Situation Knowledge Graph Convolutional Neural Network (SKGCN). By employing active and passive radar sensor data in complex scenarios, the algorithm processes inputs within a self-constructed situational knowledge graph. It derives vector representations of target entities through aggregation operations among neighboring nodes and extracts perceptual data vectors using the embedding layer. The algorithm calculates the alignment between sensor data and target entities, facilitating target recognition and inference in complex scenarios. Simulation results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed approach.