ReaLitE: Enrichment of Relation Embeddings in Knowledge Graphs using Numeric Literals

Most knowledge graph embedding (KGE) methods tailored for link prediction focus on the entities and relations in the graph, giving little attention to other literal values, which might encode important information. Therefore, some literal-aware KGE models attempt to either integrate numerical values into the embeddings of the entities or convert these numerics into entities during preprocessing, leading to information loss. Other methods concerned with creating relation-specific numerical features assume completeness of numerical data, which does not apply to real-world graphs. In this work, we propose ReaLitE, a novel relation-centric KGE model that dynamically aggregates and merges entities' numerical attributes with the embeddings of the connecting relations. ReaLitE is designed to complement existing conventional KGE methods while supporting multiple variations for numerical aggregations, including a learnable method. We comprehensively evaluated the proposed relation-centric embedding using several benchmarks for link prediction and node classification tasks. The results showed the superiority of ReaLitE over the state of the art in both tasks.

ExeKGLib: Knowledge Graphs-Empowered Machine Learning Analytics

Many machine learning (ML) libraries are accessible online for ML practitioners. Typical ML pipelines are complex and consist of a series of steps, each of them invoking several ML libraries. In this demo paper, we present ExeKGLib, a Python library that allows users with coding skills and minimal ML knowledge to build ML pipelines. ExeKGLib relies on knowledge graphs to improve the transparency and reusability of the built ML workflows, and to ensure that they are executable. We demonstrate the usage of ExeKGLib and compare it with conventional ML code to show its benefits.