Knowledge Graph - Intro Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

Define a knowledge graph.

A

Graph storing knowledge as entities (nodes) linked by typed relationships (edges).

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2
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Two broad categories of KGs.

A

Open and proprietary.

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Key trait of an open KG.

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Cross-domain, freely available, community-maintained.

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Advantage of an open KG.

A

Free to use; easy to integrate.

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5
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Disadvantage of an open KG.

A

Quality and completeness can vary.

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6
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Example open KG from Wikipedia.

A

DBpedia.

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Key trait of a proprietary KG.

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Company-owned, domain-focused, closed access.

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Advantage of a proprietary KG.

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Tailored content with controlled quality.

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9
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Disadvantage of a proprietary KG.

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Not publicly accessible; costly to build.

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10
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Example proprietary KG.

A

Google Knowledge Graph.

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11
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Who coined ‘Knowledge Graph’ and when?

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Google, 2012.

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