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http://dx.doi.org/10.3745/KTSDE.2016.5.11.549

Automatic Expansion of ConceptNet by Using Neural Tensor Networks  

Choi, Yong Seok (충남대학교 전자전파정보통신공학과)
Lee, Gyoung Ho (충남대학교 전자전파정보통신공학과)
Lee, Kong Joo (충남대학교 전자전파정보통신공학과)
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KIPS Transactions on Software and Data Engineering / v.5, no.11, 2016 , pp. 549-554 More about this Journal
Abstract
ConceptNet is a common sense knowledge base which is formed in a semantic graph whose nodes represent concepts and edges show relationships between concepts. As it is difficult to make knowledge base integrity, a knowledge base often suffers from incompleteness problem. Therefore the quality of reasoning performed over such knowledge bases is sometimes unreliable. This work presents neural tensor networks which can alleviate the problem of knowledge bases incompleteness by reasoning new assertions and adding them into ConceptNet. The neural tensor networks are trained with a collection of assertions extracted from ConceptNet. The input of the networks is two concepts, and the output is the confidence score, telling how possible the connection between two concepts is under a specified relationship. The neural tensor networks can expand the usefulness of ConceptNet by increasing the degree of nodes. The accuracy of the neural tensor networks is 87.7% on testing data set. Also the neural tensor networks can predict a new assertion which does not exist in ConceptNet with an accuracy 85.01%.
Keywords
ConceptNet; Neural Tensor Networks; Recurrent Neural Networks;
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