EM-RBR: a reinforced framework for knowledge graph completion from reasoning perspective

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Repo contents: FB15k-R-test.txt, README.md, knowledgebase.txt, newrule.txt, newtest.txt, preprocess.py, rawdata, reasoning.cpp, transE, transH, transR

Authors Zhaochong An, Bozhou Chen, Houde Quan, Qihui Lin, Hongzhi Wang arXiv ID 2009.08656 Category cs.AI: Artificial Intelligence Citations 0 Venue arXiv.org Repository https://github.com/1173710224/link-prediction-with-rule-based-reasoning ⭐ 4 Last Checked 2 months ago
Abstract
Knowledge graph completion aims to predict the new links in given entities among the knowledge graph (KG). Most mainstream embedding methods focus on fact triplets contained in the given KG, however, ignoring the rich background information provided by logic rules driven from knowledge base implicitly. To solve this problem, in this paper, we propose a general framework, named EM-RBR(embedding and rule-based reasoning), capable of combining the advantages of reasoning based on rules and the state-of-the-art models of embedding. EM-RBR aims to utilize relational background knowledge contained in rules to conduct multi-relation reasoning link prediction rather than superficial vector triangle linkage in embedding models. By this way, we can explore relation between two entities in deeper context to achieve higher accuracy. In experiments, we demonstrate that EM-RBR achieves better performance compared with previous models on FB15k, WN18 and our new dataset FB15k-R, especially the new dataset where our model perform futher better than those state-of-the-arts. We make the implementation of EM-RBR available at https://github.com/1173710224/link-prediction-with-rule-based-reasoning.
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