Abstract:Risk disposition of audit results for power grid “two-ticket” system (i.e., highly constrained oper-ation and work dispatch instructions, including work tickets and operation tickets) is a critical step in power safety management. However, existing approaches are limited in fine-grained risk grading, context sensitivity utilization, and traceability of risk conclusions. A risk assessment method integrating context sensitivity modeling and rule constraints was proposed. First, a map-ping mechanism from audit problems to risk events was established, with a unified taxonomy of seven risk types. Then, risk feature vectors were constructed from problem features, rule vio-la-tion intensity, and context sensitivity, and a weighted scoring and threshold grading scheme was designed for local risk evaluation and ticket-level risk aggregation. Finally, an anomaly ticket identification mechanism and a risk evidence chain generation module were developed to make risk conclusions gradable, alertable, and traceable. Experiments on 10 000 two-ticket samples showed that the proposed method achieved a risk accuracy of 0.834 7, a Macro-F1 of 0.873 1, a quadratic weighted Kappa of 0.891 5, an anomaly ticket F1 of 0.964 0, and an evidence matching accuracy of 0.962 0,outperforming all baselines and validating the effectiveness of context sensi-tivity modeling and rule constraint fusion in improving risk grading accuracy and anomaly ticket identification.