Abstract
As knowledge graphs are often incomplete, knowledge graph completion methods have been widely proposed to infer missing facts by predicting the missing element of a triple given the other two elements. However, the assumption that the two elements have to be correlated is strong. Thus in this paper, we investigate relation-free knowledge graph completion to predict relation-tail(r-t) pairs given a head entity. Considering the large scale of candidate relation-tail pairs, previous work proposed to filter r-t pairs before ranking them relying on entity types, which fails when entity types are missing or insufficient. To tackle the limitation, we propose a relation-free knowledge graph completion method that can cope with knowledge graphs without additional ontological information, such as entity types. Specifically, we propose a multi-view filter, including two intra-view modules and an inter-view module, to filter r-t pairs. For the intra-view modules, we construct head-relation and tail-relation graphs based on triples. Two graph neural networks are respectively trained on these two graphs to capture the correlations between the head entities and the relations, as well as the tail entities and the relations. The inter-view module is learned to bridge the embeddings of entities that appeared in the two graphs. In terms of ranking, existing knowledge graph embedding models are applied to score and rank the filtered candidate r-t pairs. Experimental results show the efficiency of our method in preserving higher-quality candidate r-t pairs for knowledge graphs and resulting in better relation-free knowledge graph completion.
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