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Integrating domain-specific knowledge graph with large language model for question-answering of construction laws and regulations: The case of China

Shenghua Zhou Jiawen Wang Ioannis Brilakis Dezhi Li Ran Wei S. Ng Yang Ji Yubo Zhou

Oct 2026 · Engineering applications of artificial intelligence · Vol 181, pp. 115514 · 0 citations · 84 references

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Integrating domain-specific knowledge graph with large language model for question-answering of construction laws and regulations: The case of China

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