CN118939769A - A BIM visualization safety technology briefing method based on large language model - Google Patents
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Abstract
A BIM visual security technology engagement method based on a large language model comprises the following steps: step 1), constructing a security risk database, wherein the security risk database is formed by cutting and vectorizing a general file related to security risks; step 2) utilizing a customized prompting word template to question a large language model based on the RAG technology, so that the large language model refines engineering characteristics of the project from special files related to the actual project; the prompt word template is a combination of summarized problems of engineering characteristics of a series of auxiliary extraction projects; step 3) inputting the engineering characteristics into the large language model, and requesting the large language model to search risks and corresponding processing measures possibly caused by the engineering characteristics by referring to the safety risk database; step 4) building a building model by using BIM visualization technology, and corresponding the extracted risks to corresponding positions in the building model. The invention can improve the safety technology bottoming efficiency and effect in the building construction process.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of building engineering safety production management and artificial intelligence, and particularly relates to a BIM (building information modeling) visual safety technology mating method based on a large language model.
Background
In the conventional construction safety management, safety bottoming is an important link, and aims to ensure that constructors know and master necessary safety knowledge and skills so as to prevent and reduce the occurrence of safety accidents. However, the conventional form of secure engagement is too single, and usually requires manual investigation of risk sources, review of specifications to make treatment measures, and then relies on oral explanation or distribution of some paper information to make secure technical engagement with production personnel. On the one hand, the identification of the safe risk sources in this way is completely dependent on the experience and cognitive scope of the individual, which is time-consuming and labor-consuming, and can be subject to omission and subjective deviations. On the other hand, such a bottoming method is not intuitive enough, and thus is likely to cause insufficient information transfer and variations in understanding.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method capable of improving the safety technology bottoming efficiency and effect in the building construction process.
The technical problems of the invention are solved by the following technical scheme: a BIM visual security technology engagement method based on a large language model comprises the following steps:
step 1), constructing a safety risk database, wherein the safety risk database is formed by cutting and vectorizing safety production management regulations, safety regulations, construction technical specifications, laws and regulations and other safety risk-related general files;
step 2) utilizing a customized prompting word template to question a large language model based on the RAG technology, so that the large language model refines engineering characteristics of a specific project from specific files related to the actual project, such as investigation design files, construction schemes, major risk source lists and the like of the project; the prompt word template is a combination of summarized problems of engineering characteristics of a series of auxiliary extraction projects;
Step 3) inputting the engineering characteristics into the large language model, and requesting the large language model to search risks and corresponding processing measures possibly caused by the engineering characteristics by referring to the safety risk database;
Step 4) building a building model by using BIM visualization technology, and corresponding the extracted risks to corresponding positions in the building model.
The large language model (Large Language Models, LLMs) is an important development in the field of artificial intelligence in recent years. These models are capable of understanding and generating natural language text through deep learning and natural language processing techniques. With the increase of computing power and the enrichment of data sets, large language models exhibit strong application potential including text generation, semantic understanding, machine translation, and the like. The invention optimizes the large language model based on RAG technology. The mechanism of RAG is particularly applicable to scenarios where information needs to be updated continuously, by which large language models can directly access up-to-date information without retraining in order to generate more reliable output.
In the field of building construction, management of security risks is of paramount importance. Conventional risk identification relies on artificial experience and cognitive scope, and this approach has limitations such as inefficient information induction and is likely to be incomplete. According to the invention, through the application of the large language model based on the RAG technology, a large amount of texts can be rapidly analyzed, potential risks are automatically identified and extracted, and the risk identification efficiency and comprehensiveness are improved. The physical and functional characteristics of the building can be digitally expressed by using BIM visualization technology, so that participants of the building project can intuitively see the content related to the project. According to the invention, the risk information identified by the large language model is combined with the BIM model, so that the risk source is intuitively displayed, and the understanding and understanding of people on the risk source are facilitated, thereby improving the efficiency, the comprehensiveness and the accuracy of the safety technology communication on the whole.
In addition, the invention firstly refines engineering characteristics, and then enables the large language model to search risks and processing measures according to the engineering characteristics, thereby avoiding the problems of weaker comprehensiveness and pertinence of the output result of the large language model caused by weak questioning directivity and the like.
The prompting word template suggests project characteristics of excavation projects from five dimensions of personnel, management, equipment materials, construction process and environment, and the organization mode is more beneficial to ensuring the comprehensiveness of the collected project characteristics.
The specific steps of cutting and vectorizing in the step 1) are as follows:
Document cutting
Cutting a material document to be analyzed to form a first generation document block, cutting the first generation document block to form a second generation document block, forming a hierarchical structure with a multi-layer (more than two layers) father-son relationship, and forming the father document block after all the son document blocks under the same father document block are summarized;
Vectorization
And vectorizing the file blocks of each level of the hierarchical structure, storing the file blocks into a vector database, and constructing a security risk database.
Step 3) belongs to the retrieval generation stage of the RAG technology, and the stage adopts an automatic merging retrieval optimization technology, and specifically comprises the following steps:
After engineering characteristics of the project are extracted by using a large language model based on the RAG technology, vectorizing the project, then carrying out correlation degree calculation on the project as an input source and the smallest sub-document block in the vector database, selecting n smallest sub-Wen Dangkuai with the highest correlation degree, judging whether the quantity or proportion of high-correlation sub-document blocks contained in a father document block reaches a threshold value, if so, providing the father document block for the large language model to identify a potential risk source in the project, otherwise, directly providing the high-correlation sub-document block.
If the hierarchical structure has more levels, the parent document block reaching the threshold value can be used as a new high-correlation document block to further judge whether the large language model should be provided with a parent document block of a higher layer or not.
For large language models based on RAG technology, document cutting is a common technical route that can increase the speed of vector computation, but also creates the possibility of missing context information for the document block. On the basis of the traditional technical route, the invention automatically judges whether to return the child document block or the merged father Wen Dangkuai, and provides a preferable coordination scheme in the aspects of operation speed and information richness.
The method classifies and prioritizes the potential risks after they are identified.
This step can help construction teams to know more clearly which risks are most urgent, requiring major attention and handling. Meanwhile, by classifying risks, basis can be provided for subsequent risk management strategies.
In the step 4), when the risk information extracted by the large language model is associated with the corresponding position in the BIM model, the risk source is displayed in the BIM model by different modes including marking, color coding and three-dimensional graphics, and the applicability of the different display modes is as follows:
labeling: adapted to point out a specific risk point;
The implementation method comprises the following steps: adding text labels at corresponding positions of the BIM model, and directly describing the risk types existing at the positions;
Color coding: the risk classification method is suitable for distinguishing risks of different types or grades and classifying risk areas;
The implementation method comprises the following steps: assigning different colors to different types of risks;
three-dimensional graphics: the method is suitable for displaying complex risk structures or dynamically-changing risk conditions;
The implementation method comprises the following steps: three-dimensional graphics are used to represent the source of risk and possible propagation paths.
The beneficial effects are that:
1) According to the invention, a complete set of flow is designed, so that intelligent analysis of project files is realized, risks are automatically extracted and intuitively displayed in the BIM model, so that constructors can understand safety requirements more intuitively, comprehensively and accurately, and the efficiency and effect of safety technology mating are improved;
2) According to the invention, engineering characteristics are extracted firstly, and then the large language model searches risks and processing measures according to the engineering characteristics, so that the problems of low comprehensiveness and weak pertinence of an output result of the large language model caused by weak questioning directivity and the like are avoided;
3) The invention adopts the technology of automatic merging, searching and optimizing on the traditional RAG technology route, and provides a preferable coordination scheme in the aspects of operation speed and information richness;
4) In addition, the project engineering characteristics are mined from five dimensions of personnel, management, equipment materials, construction process and environment, and the organization mode can better ensure the comprehensiveness of the collected project characteristics.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the main steps of the BIM visual security technology engagement method based on the large language model.
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The invention aims to improve the efficiency and effect of safety technology bottoming in the building construction process, so as to provide a BIM visual safety technology bottoming method or system based on a large language model, as shown in fig. 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps or the system is configured to execute the following steps:
Step 1) constructing a safety risk database, wherein the safety risk database is formed by cutting and vectorizing safety production management regulations, safety regulations, construction technical specifications, laws and regulations and other safety risk-related general files. This part belongs to the data preparation phase of the RAG technology.
1.1 Document cutting
Cutting Guan Wendang the safety production management regulations, safety regulations, construction technical specifications, laws and regulations and the like according to a set hierarchical structure to form a plurality of file blocks with father-son relations. If the document is cut according to 1000 token blocks to form a first generation of sub-document blocks, then the first generation of sub-document blocks are cut, if the second generation of sub-document blocks are cut according to 500 token blocks, the lower-level document blocks are the sub-Wen Dangkuai of the upper-level document blocks, the sub-document blocks at the same level are mutually independent, and all sub-document blocks under the same father document block are assembled to form the father document block.
1.2 Vectorization
And vectorizing each level of cut file blocks (for example, step 1.1, forming a second generation sub-file block to illustrate three levels of the second generation sub-file block), for example, vectorizing by adopting a embedding model, and storing the vector data into a vector database to construct a security risk database.
And 2) asking questions of the large language model based on the RAG technology by utilizing a customized prompt word template, so that the large language model extracts engineering characteristics of a specific project from specific files related to the actual project, such as investigation design files, construction schemes, major risk source lists and the like of the project.
The cue word templates are a combination of questions that summarize a series of engineering features that assist in extracting the project. The prompt word template suggests engineering features to mine projects from five dimensions of personnel, management, equipment materials, construction process and environment.
Wherein personnel related includes, but is not limited to, special operations, overhead operations, fire operations, limited space operations, temporary electricity use, and the like;
management related includes, but is not limited to, organizational structure, liability system, emergency plan, etc.;
Equipment material related includes, but is not limited to, forms (slipforms, creeping forms, flying forms, tunnel forms, concrete forms, high formwork), lifting (tower cranes, construction lifts, material lifts, etc.), scaffolds (scaffold types, baskets, discharge platforms, handling platforms), construction machinery (shield machines, pipe-jacking machines, drills, cranes, excavators, crushers, rollers, concrete delivery pump trucks, bulldozers, concrete tank trucks, concrete spreader, cutters, electric welding machines, rammers, etc.), flammable and explosive material items, and the like;
Construction process related includes, but is not limited to, foundation pit engineering (deep foundation pit engineering, basement), undermining engineering, steel structure, net rack and cable membrane structure installation engineering, manual hole digging pile engineering, concrete prefabricated member installation engineering, high slope cutting engineering, high slope filling engineering, demolition engineering, and the like;
environmental concerns include, but are not limited to, geological conditions (soft foundation), groundwater conditions, ambient conditions (road, underground pipeline, rail traffic, river), working environments (tunnel, civil air defense, high temperature, conductive dust, moisture), extreme weather, winter construction, flood season rain season, etc.
The prompting word template can have various organization modes, the problem can not be set completely according to the five classifications provided above, a proper classification system can be established by combining project reality, for example, only new materials and new technologies used in engineering are concerned, the problem can be set only from two angles of equipment materials and construction processes, but in general, engineering characteristics of projects can be mined according to the five angles suggested in the invention, and the engineering characteristics can be collected more comprehensively.
Step 3) inputting the engineering characteristics into the large language model, and requesting the engineering characteristics to search risks and corresponding treatment measures possibly caused by the engineering characteristics against a security risk database. This part belongs to the search generation stage of the RAG technology, and in particular, the stage adopts an automatic merging search optimization technology.
Automatic merging search optimization
After engineering characteristics of the project are extracted by using a large language model based on the RAG technology, vectorizing the project, then carrying out correlation degree calculation on the project as an input source and the smallest sub-document block in the vector database, selecting n smallest sub-Wen Dangkuai with the highest correlation degree, judging whether the quantity or proportion of high-correlation sub-document blocks contained in a father document block reaches a threshold value, if so, providing the father document block for the large language model to identify potential risks and corresponding processing measures in the project, otherwise, directly providing the high-correlation sub-document block. If more layers are cut, whether the large language model should be provided with a document block of a higher layer or not can be further judged upwards, and logic similarity is judged.
For large language models based on RAG technology, document cutting is a common technical route that can increase the speed of vector computation, but also creates the possibility of missing context information for the document block. On the basis of the traditional technical route, the invention automatically judges whether to return the child document block or the merged father Wen Dangkuai, and provides a preferable coordination scheme in the aspects of operation speed and information richness.
Preferably, the present invention classifies and prioritizes potential risks after they are identified. This step can help construction teams to know more clearly which risks are most urgent, requiring major attention and handling. Meanwhile, by classifying risks, basis can be provided for subsequent risk management strategies.
The traditional risk source identification method is mainly characterized in that the construction scheme is manually read, the history data is empirically analyzed and consulted, and the research and judgment efficiency is low. The invention can analyze a large amount of text information by utilizing the rapid processing capability of the large language model, automatically identify and extract potential risks and corresponding processing measures, not only can improve the efficiency of risk identification, but also is beneficial to ensuring comprehensiveness.
In addition, the invention firstly refines engineering characteristics, and then enables the large language model to search risks and processing measures according to the engineering characteristics, thereby avoiding the problems of weaker comprehensiveness and pertinence of the output result of the large language model caused by weak questioning directivity and the like.
Examples of the above steps 1) to 3):
as shown in part by the steps of fig. 1, a security risk database records a number of descriptions of risks and corresponding treatments that may be caused by soft soil floors
As shown in step two of fig. 1, a question is set to a large language model (abbreviated LLM) according to the questions related to the environment in the prompt word template: what is the geological features of the foundation of the project? LLM answer: the project base is mainly composed of deep flowing plastic mucky soil, belongs to a soft soil foundation, is one of engineering characteristics of the project, and can enable a large language model to extract possible risks and corresponding treatment measures in a safety risk database according to the engineering characteristics, as shown in a step three part of fig. 1.
Step 4) building a building model by using BIM visualization technology and corresponding the extracted risk to a corresponding position in the building model, wherein the step comprises the following steps:
building a BIM model: according to the concrete content of the construction scheme, building information, such as building structures, construction equipment, operation environments and the like, is built by using BIM software.
Risk source data integration: and (3) corresponding the risk information obtained by analyzing the large language model to a specific position in the BIM model to form a complete risk source list.
The risk source is combined with the building, so that the risk source is intuitively displayed, and the accuracy of people in understanding and understanding the risk source is improved. More importantly, constructors can quickly, clearly and comprehensively know the possible risks at different positions of the building model through checking the positions, so that a better safe bottoming effect is achieved.
In addition, when the risk information extracted by the large language model is associated with the corresponding position in the BIM model, the risk source can be displayed in the BIM model in various different modes such as labeling, color coding or three-dimensional graphics. The applicability of different display modes is specifically as follows:
labeling: is suitable for indicating a specific risk point, such as a specific component, equipment or construction area.
The implementation method comprises the following steps: text labels are added to corresponding positions of the BIM model, and risk types existing in the positions are directly described, for example, a 'high-falling risk area', 'electric risk', and the like. The method is simple and visual and is easy to understand.
Color coding: the method is suitable for distinguishing risks of different types or grades and dividing risk areas.
The implementation method comprises the following steps: different colors are assigned to different types of risks, e.g. red for high risk areas, yellow for medium risk and blue for low risk. By means of the color change, constructors can quickly identify risk areas and risk levels.
Three-dimensional graphics: the method is suitable for displaying complex risk structures or dynamically-changing risk situations.
The implementation method comprises the following steps: three-dimensional graphics, such as arrows, icons, or other symbols, are used to represent the sources of risk and possible propagation paths. For example, red arrows may be used to demonstrate drainage from low risk pit to high risk pit surges.
The BIM model with the risk source labeling completed is utilized to carry out the safe bottoming of constructors, and the key of the step is as follows:
Interactive security education: through the interactive function of BIM model, let constructor can know the position, the nature and the possible influence of risk source from a plurality of angles and layers.
Detailed safety regulations explain: and combining the detailed safety regulations and operation guidelines provided by the large language model, carrying out comprehensive safety education on constructors, and ensuring that the constructors understand and can obey all safety requirements.
Simulating emergency drilling: and simulating various possible safety accident situations in the BIM model, so that constructors can perform emergency response exercise in the virtual environment, and the emergency processing capacity of the constructors is improved.
Through verification, the efficiency and the effect can be greatly improved compared with the traditional specification mode by adopting the method or the system for carrying out the safety technical engagement.
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