Building relatedness explanations from knowledge graphs
- Giuseppe Pirrò,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
Knowledge graphs (KGs) are a key ingredient to complement search results, discover entities and their relations and support several knowledge discovery tasks. We face the problem of building relatedness explanations, that is, graphs that can explain how a ...
Wan2vec: Embeddings learned on word association norms
- Gemma Bel-Enguix,
- Helena Gómez-Adorno,
- Jorge Reyes-Magaña,
- Gerardo Sierra,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
Word embeddings are powerful for many tasks in natural language processing. In this work, we learn word embeddings using weighted graphs from word association norms (WAN) with the node2vec algorithm. Although building WAN is a difficult and time-consuming ...
Similarity-based knowledge graph queries for recommendation retrieval
- Lisa Wenige,
- Johannes Ruhland,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
Current retrieval and recommendation approaches rely on hard-wired data models. This hinders personalized customizations to meet information needs of users in a more flexible manner. Therefore, the paper investigates how similarity-based retrieval ...
EventKG – the hub of event knowledge on the web – and biographical timeline generation
- Simon Gottschalk,
- Elena Demidova,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
One of the key requirements to facilitate the semantic analytics of information regarding contemporary and historical events on the Web, in the news and in social media is the availability of reference knowledge repositories containing comprehensive ...
Rule-driven inconsistency resolution for knowledge graph generation rules
- Pieter Heyvaert,
- Ben De Meester,
- Anastasia Dimou,
- Ruben Verborgh,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
Knowledge graphs, which contain annotated descriptions of entities and their interrelations, are often generated using rules that apply semantic annotations to certain data sources. (Re)using ontology terms without adhering to the axioms defined by their ...
Extracting entity-specific substructures for RDF graph embeddings
- Muhammad Rizwan Saeed,
- Charalampos Chelmis,
- Viktor K. Prasanna,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
Knowledge Graphs (KGs) have become useful sources of structured data for information retrieval and data analytics tasks. Enabling complex analytics, however, requires entities in KGs to be represented in a way that is suitable for Machine Learning tasks. ...
metaphactory: A platform for knowledge graph management
- Peter Haase,
- Daniel M. Herzig,
- Artem Kozlov,
- Andriy Nikolov,
- Johannes Trame,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
In this system paper we describe metaphactory, a platform for building knowledge graph applications. The metaphactory platform aims at supporting different categories of knowledge graph users within the organization by realizing relevant services for ...
Querying knowledge graphs with extended property paths
- Valeria Fionda,
- Giuseppe Pirrò,
- Mariano P. Consens,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda,
- Mayank Kejriwal,
- Vanessa Lopez,
- Juan F. Sequeda
The increasing number of Knowledge Graphs (KGs) available today calls for powerful query languages that can strike a balance between expressiveness and complexity of query evaluation, and that can be easily integrated into existing query processing ...