Link Prediction in Knowledge Hypergraph Combining Attention and Convolution Network

Jun Pang, Hao Xu, Hongchao Qin*, Xiaoli Lin, Xiaoqi Liu, Guoren Wang

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Abstract

Knowledge hypergraphs (KHG) are knowledge graph of hypergraph structure. KHG link prediction aims to predict the missing relations through the known entities and relations. However, HypE, the existing optimal KHG link prediction method based on embedding model considers the location information when embedding entities, but ignores the differences in the contributions of different entities when embedding relations. And the information of the entity convolution vector is insufficient. Relation embeddings consider the entity contribution and supply the information of entity embedding, which can greatly improve the prediction ability of model. Therefore, link prediction based on attention and convolution network (LPACN) is proposed. The improved attention mechanism is applied to merging entity attention information into relation embeddings. And the number information of neighboring entities in the same tuple is integrated into the convolution network, which further supplies the information of entity convolution embedding. For the gradient vanishing problem of LPACN, the improved ResidualNet is integrated into LPACN, and the multilayer perceptron (MLP) is used to improve the nonlinear learning ability of model. The improved algorithm LPACN+ is obtained. Extensive experiments on real datasets validate that LPACN is better than the Baselines.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2734-2742
Number of pages9
JournalJournal of Frontiers of Computer Science and Technology
Volume17
Issue number11
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Nov 2023

Keywords

  • attention mechanism
  • embedding model
  • knowledge hypergraph
  • link prediction

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