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Neuro-Symbolic Integration for Reasoning and Learning on Knowledge Graphs

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Knowledge and temporal graphs · approach: Logical query answering and rule reasoning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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A doctoral consortium proposal outlining a PhD thesis on neuro-symbolic methods that inject ontological rules into knowledge graph embedding link prediction, with completed and planned contributions.

Problem

Knowledge graph completion is hard because KGs are incomplete and noisy, and pure embedding methods do not exploit symbolic ontology rules; existing knowledge-enhancement methods are limited to homogeneous graphs and node classification.

Approach

Combine knowledge graph embedding scores (interpreted as probabilities) with a differentiable logical reasoning component (e.g., Scallop) so that ontological rules can be learned jointly for link prediction, and extend knowledge-enhancement layers from homogeneous to multi-relational graphs.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add knowledge enhancement layers to a graph neural networkGraph neural network for graph completion · Graph completionunspecifiedNo clear effect

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Datasets: Wikialumni

Builds on: knowledge-enhanced neural networks Scallop graph neural networks

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