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Modeling Knowledge Graphs with Composite Reasoning

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Knowledge and temporal graphs · approach: Inductive knowledge graph completion · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Unifies several knowledge graph completion model families under a composite reasoning framework and proposes CompilE, which penalizes erroneous entity composition in tensor factorization models to improve link prediction.

Problem

Tensor factorization KGC models can learn embeddings that compose predictions from unrelated entities, violating the collaborative filtering assumption and hurting generalization.

Approach

Views translational, TF, instance-based (CIBLE) and DURA regularizer models as composite reasoning over known facts of other entities, defines a composition risk for TF models, approximates its lower bound via connected entities, and adds it as a penalty term to the training loss.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with DURA regularizationComplEx with DURA regularization · FB15k-237MRR: 0.371 -> 0.372Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with N3 regularizationComplEx with N3 regularization · FB15k-237MRR: 0.367 -> 0.368Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with DURA regularizationComplEx with DURA regularization · WN18RRMRR: 0.491 -> 0.495Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with N3 regularizationComplEx with N3 regularization · WN18RRMRR: 0.488 -> 0.492Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with DURA regularizationComplEx with DURA regularization · UMLSMRR: 0.841 -> 0.861Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with N3 regularizationComplEx with N3 regularization · UMLSMRR: 0.842 -> 0.868Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with DURA regularizationComplEx with DURA regularization · KinshipMRR: 0.670 -> 0.724Helped
add composition-risk alleviation to ComplEx with N3 regularizationComplEx with N3 regularization · KinshipMRR: 0.697 -> 0.713Helped

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: FB15k-237 WN18RR UMLS Kinship

Benchmarks: FB15k-237 WN18RR UMLS Kinship

Metrics: MRR Hits@1 Hits@3 Hits@10 MR Spearman correlation residual ratio

Baselines: TransE RotatE NeuralLP RNNLogic CIBLE NBFNet DistMult CP ComplEx DURA N3

Builds on: ComplEx N3 regularization DURA CIBLE CP

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