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AYNEC datasets used for evaluating graph completion techniques. The following datasets are included: WN18-A, generated from WN18. WN11-A, generated from WN11. FB13-A, generated from FB13. FB15K-AF, generated from FB15K. NELL-AF, generated from NELL. FB15K-AR, generated from FB15K, keeping relations that cover 95% of the graph. NELL-AR, generated from NELL, keeping relations that cover 95% of the graph. In all datasets, we removed relations with only one instance, used 20% of each relation in the graph for test, generated one negative for each positive in both training and testing by replacing the target of the positive with a random entity. In WN11-A and WN18-A all entities are potential candidates. In the rest of datasets, only entities that have appeared as targets of the relation are candidates. Each zip file contains the following files about a dataset: train.txt - triples used for training. Each line contains the source, the relation, the target, and the label (1 for positives and -1 for negatives). test.txt - triples used for testing, following the same format. relations.txt - a list of the relations in the dataset, each with its frequency. entities.txt - a list of the entities in the dataset, eac with its total degree, inwards degree, and output degree. inverses.txt - a list of the inverses in the original graph, whether or not they were removed. Each inverse relationship is represented by a pair of relations. summary.html - the visual summary of the relation frequencies and entity degrees (without removed inverses). dataset.gexf - the entire dataset in the open graph format "gexf", which can be opened by applications such as Gephi. These datasets are presented in the article "AYNEC: All You Need for Evaluating Completion Techniques in Knowledge Graphs", sent for the ESWC19 conference and currently under revision.
Knowledge graph, Data, Evaluation, Completion, Graph, Dataset
Knowledge graph, Data, Evaluation, Completion, Graph, Dataset
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