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cs.LG2021

Transductive Data Augmentation with Relational Path Rule Mining for Knowledge Graph Embedding

Yushi Hirose, Masashi Shimbo, Taro Watanabe

For knowledge graph completion, two major types of prediction models exist: one based on graph embeddings, and the other based on relation path rule induction. They have different…

cs.LG20192 cited

Binarized Canonical Polyadic Decomposition for Knowledge Graph Completion

Koki Kishimoto, Katsuhiko Hayashi, Genki Akai +1

Methods based on vector embeddings of knowledge graphs have been actively pursued as a promising approach to knowledge graph completion.However, embedding models generate storage-i…

cs.LG20192 cited

Binarized Knowledge Graph Embeddings

Koki Kishimoto, Katsuhiko Hayashi, Genki Akai +2

Tensor factorization has become an increasingly popular approach to knowledge graph completion(KGC), which is the task of automatically predicting missing facts in a knowledge grap…

cs.LG2018

Data-dependent Learning of Symmetric/Antisymmetric Relations for Knowledge Base Completion

Hitoshi Manabe, Katsuhiko Hayashi, Masashi Shimbo

Embedding-based methods for knowledge base completion (KBC) learn representations of entities and relations in a vector space, along with the scoring function to estimate the likel…

cs.LG2018

A Fast and Easy Regression Technique for k-NN Classification Without Using Negative Pairs

Yutaro Shigeto, Masashi Shimbo, Yuji Matsumoto

This paper proposes an inexpensive way to learn an effective dissimilarity function to be used for -nearest neighbor (-NN) classification. Unlike Mahalanobis metric learning…

cs.LG20171 cited

An Algebraic Formalization of Forward and Forward-backward Algorithms

Ai Azuma, Masashi Shimbo, Yuji Matsumoto

In this paper, we propose an algebraic formalization of the two important classes of dynamic programming algorithms called forward and forward-backward algorithms. They are general…