Construction and Application of Knowledge Graph for Risk Identification Methods of Counterfeit Cigarettes and Wine

In response to the sharp increase in cases of counterfeit cigarettes and counterfeit alcohol in recent years, based on the application of knowledge graphs in social entities and social relationships, a knowledge graph for risk identification of counterfeit cigarettes and counterfeit alcohol was constructed and applied. Based on the historical cases of counterfeit cigarettes and counterfeit wines and the relevant groups, we process the data through ontology construction, knowledge extraction, and knowledge fusion, and build a knowledge map of relevant personnel for testing counterfeit wines. We use the TransH model to complete the constructed knowledge graph to obtain a more complete knowledge graph for risk identification of counterfeit cigarettes and counterfeit alcohol, and then use PageRank and Louvain community discovery algorithms to screen out communities where people with major suspicions gather, and control the system. Gangs selling counterfeit cigarettes and alcohol provide risk warning.