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Adapting Neural Link Predictors for Data-Efficient Complex Query Answering

NeurIPS 2023 · Large language models › Retrieval and knowledge · approach: Knowledge graph reasoning with LLMs · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adapt neural link prediction scores with a learned calibration layerComplEx-N3 with CQD · All datasets and query typesMRR: 34.4 to 35.1Helped
Adapt link prediction scoresComplEx-N3 with CQD · FB15K test queries with negationMRR: 38.6 -> 42.8Helped
Adapt link prediction scoresComplEx-N3 with CQD · FB15K-237 test EPFO queriesMRR: 26.8 -> 25.7Hurt
Adapt link prediction scoresComplEx-N3 with CQD · FB15K-237 test queries with negationMRR: 10.2 -> 10.7Helped
Adapt link prediction scoresComplEx-N3 with CQD · NELL995 test EPFO queriesMRR: 28.9 -> 32.3Helped
Adapt link prediction scoresComplEx-N3 with CQD · NELL995 test queries with negationMRR: 9.7 -> 13.3Helped
Use only 1% of complex-query training examples (ablation)Ours · FB15K-237 testMRR: 2.2Hurt
Train on 1% of 2i queries only (ablation)Ours · Unseen complex query typesMRR: 2.9Hurt
Train on 1% of 2i queries only (ablation)Ours · Queries containing negationsMRR: 2.7Hurt
Fine-tune all link predictor parameters instead of keeping the predictor frozen and adapting scores (ablation)CQD and Ours · FB15K-237 test queriesMRR: 13.2 vs 9.3Hurt
Replace initial entity and relation representations with learned transformations (ablation)CQD · FB15K-237 test, 2p queryMRR: 13.2 -> 6.4Hurt
Concatenate learned transformations to initial entity and relation representations (ablation)CQD · FB15K-237 test, 2p queryMRR: 13.2 -> 10.9Hurt

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