Yang Yaxian, Wu Jinhong, Wu Yankun, Ren Xiaolu, Zhang Xing
[Purpose/significance] The present study aims to construct a health information recognition model based on large language models and knowledge graphs,with the intention of enhancing the accuracy and reliability of health information identification[Method/process] Initially,a knowledge graph was constructed utilizing public health information datasets published on authoritative platforms,serving as domainspecific knowledgeSubsequently,five experimental groups were designed,including Decision Tree,Support Vector Machine,Logistic Regression,GPT,and KGLLMFinally,a verification sample consisting of 552 annotated misinformation items from an authoritative rumorrefutation platform was employed for experimentation,and a comparative analysis of the results from the five groups was conducted[Result/conclusion] The KGLLM model for identifying false health information demonstrated exceptional performance in terms of accuracy,achieving a rate of 9835%This result represents an improvement of 1478%,324%,and 1233% over the Decision Tree,Support Vector Machine,and Logistic Regression models,respectivelyCompared to the GPT model,the KGLLM model also exhibited an accuracy increase of 480%Moreover,the KGLLM model outperformed the GPT model on other evaluation metricsThese findings conclusively substantiate the role of knowledge graphs as domain knowledge in mitigating the illusions present in LLMsThe integration of large language models with knowledge graphs to enhance the accuracy of health information recognition