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date: '2024-11-15' | ||
title: 'Byte pair encoding for Knowledge Graph Embeddings' | ||
type: 'Bachelor' | ||
supervisor: dice:CaglarDemir | ||
contact: dice:CaglarDemir | ||
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# Topic | ||
A knowledge graph embedding (KGE) model assigns a unique embedding row for each unique entities/nodes and relations/edges. | ||
As the size of the unique entities or relations grows, the memory usage of KGE increases. | ||
Therefore, the memory requirement to train KGE model or deploy a trained model is bounded by the size of the data. | ||
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LLMs uses byte pair encoding techniques to learn to represent sequence of chars with subword unit. | ||
Therefore, LLM embeddings are subword units, instead of unique words. | ||
Recently, we show that byte pair encoding schema developed for LLMs can also be used for KGEs (see | ||
[Inference over Unseen Entities, Relations and Literals on Knowledge Graphs](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.06742) . | ||
In this thesis, the student will design a byte pair encoding schema based on a given knowledge graph. | ||
The student will closely work on [dice-embeddings](https://github.com/dice-group/dice-embeddings). | ||
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#### Question & Answer Session | ||
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In case you have further questions, feel free to contact [Caglar Demir](https://dice-research.org/CaglarDemir). |
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