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Publication
ISWC-Satellites 2017
Conference paper
Towards comprehensive noise detection in automatically-created knowledge graphs
Abstract
Knowledge Graphs (KGs) play a key role in many artificial intelligence applications. Large KGs are often constructed through a noisy automatic knowledge extraction process. Noise detection is, therefore, an important task for having high-quality KGs. We argue that the current noise detection approaches only focus on a specific type of noise (i.e., fact checking) whereas knowledge extraction methods result in more than one type of noise. To this end, we propose a classification of noise found in automatically-constructed KGs, and an approach for noise detection focused on specific types of noise.