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Knowledge Graph Embedding Based on Multi-View Clustering Framework

Published: 01 February 2021 Publication History

Abstract

Knowledge representation is one of the critical problems in knowledge engineering and artificial intelligence, while knowledge embedding as a knowledge representation methodology indicates entities and relations in knowledge graph as low-dimensional, continuous vectors. In this way, knowledge graph is compatible with numerical machine learning models. Major knowledge embedding methods employ geometric translation to design score function, which is weak-semantic for natural language processing. To overcome this disadvantage, in this paper, we propose our model based on multi-view clustering framework, which could generate semantic representations of knowledge elements (i.e., <italic>entities/relations</italic>). With our semantic model, we also present an empowered solution to entity retrieval with entity description. Extensive experiments show that our model achieves substantial improvements against baselines on the task of knowledge graph completion, triple classification, entity classification, and entity retrieval.

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        IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering  Volume 33, Issue 2
        Feb. 2021
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