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TeCre: A Novel Temporal Conflict Resolution Method Based on Temporal Knowledge Graph Embedding

Ma, Jiangtao, Zhou, Chenyu, Chen, Yonggang, Wang, Yanjun, Hu, Guangwu, Qiao, Yaqiong·2023·Information

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Since the facts in the knowledge graph (KG) cannot be updated automatically over time, some facts have temporal conflicts. To discover and eliminate the temporal conflicts in the KG, this paper proposes a novel temporal conflict resolution method based on temporal KG embedding (named TeCre). Firstly, the predicate relation and timestamp information of time series are incorporated into the entity–relation embedding representation by leveraging the temporal KG embedding (KGE) method. Then, taking into account the chronological sequence of the evolution of the entity–relation representation over time, TeCre constrains the temporal relation in the KG according to the principles of time disjoint, time precedence, and time mutually exclusive constraints. Besides that, TeCre further considers the sequence vectorization of predicate relation to discover the temporal conflict facts in the KG. Finally, to eliminate the temporal conflict facts, TeCre deletes the tail entities of the temporal conflict facts, and employs the link prediction method to complete the missing tail entities according to the output of the score function based on the entity–relation embedding. Experimental results on four public datasets show that TeCre is significantly better than the state-of-the-art temporal KG conflict resolution model. The mean reciprocal ranking (MRR) and Hits@10 of TeCre are at least 5.46% and 3.2% higher than the baseline methods, respectively.

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Metadata

Authors
Ma, J., Zhou, C., Chen, Y., Wang, Y., Hu, G., & Qiao, Y.
Venue
Information
Publisher
MDPI AG
Published
2023-03-01
Volume
14
Issue
3
Pages
155
ISSN
2078-2489
Cited by
7
References
1
Language
en
Funders
  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Songshan Laboratory Pre-research Project (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Henan Province Science Foundation for Youths (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Henan Province Science and Technology Department Foundation (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Open Foundation of Henan Key Laboratory of Cyberspace Situation Awareness (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Science and Technology Plan Projects of State Administration for Market Regulation (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Key project of Shenzhen municipality (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • School-enterprise Collaborative Innovation Project of SZIIT (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)
  • Undergraduate Universities Smart Teaching Special Research Project of Henan Province (62272163, YYJC012022023, 222300420230, 222102210027, HNTS2022005, 2021MK067, 2022A1515010417, JSGG20211029095545002, XQ2021, 489-29)

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