Knowledge Graph Construction & Completion

Knowledge Graph Construction & Completion refers to the process of creating and extending a structured graphical representation of information or knowledge. It involves extracting entities (like people, places, or things) and relationships (like actions or properties) from unstructured data, such as text, and organizing them into a graph format. Further, reasoning approaches can be applied to add missing edges or nodes. The knowledge graph can then be used to understand the context, semantics, and connections within the data.

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Knowledge Graph Completion, Knowledge Graph Construction, Knowledge Base Completion, KG Construction, KG Completion, Knowledge Base Construction

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