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March 17, 2026Open Access

Cross-Domain Transferability of Evidence-Graded Knowledge Graphs: Projected Performance Analysis Across Medical, Legal, Business, and Cybersecurity Domains

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The central aim is to analyze the transferability of evidence-graded knowledge graphs across multiple professional domains.
Conducts a projected performance analysis of knowledge graphs across medical, legal, business, and cybersecurity domains.
Examines domain-specific identifier systems relevant to each sector.
Analyzes natural language inference (NLI) performance and adapts probabilistic metrics for threshold settings.
Identifies key similarities and differences in transferability of knowledge graphs across domains.
Projects potential performance of knowledge graphs when applied to each professional field.

Abstract

Paper 8 in the Prioris research series. Projects the transferability of the evidence-graded knowledge graph framework across four professional domains (medical, legal, business, cybersecurity). Analyzes domain-specific identifier systems, NLI performance projections, and PMI threshold adaptation. This is a design study with projected performance analysis, not empirical validation. Part of the Evidence-Graded Knowledge Graphs research programme (Paper 0: 10.5281/zenodo.19024611).

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