Text2NKG: Fine-Grained N-ary Relation Extraction for N-ary relational Knowledge Graph Construction
Haoran Luo, Haihong E, Yuhao Yang, Tianyu Yao, Yikai Guo, Zichen Tang,, Wentai Zhang, Kaiyang Wan, Shiyao Peng, Meina Song, Wei Lin, Yifan Zhu, Luu, Anh Tuan

TL;DR
Text2NKG is a novel framework for fine-grained n-ary relation extraction that constructs more detailed and flexible n-ary knowledge graphs, outperforming previous methods in accuracy.
Contribution
It introduces a span-tuple classification approach with hetero-ordered merging for extracting n-ary relations across multiple schemas.
Findings
Achieves state-of-the-art F1 scores on n-ary relation extraction benchmarks.
Supports four types of NKG schemas with high flexibility.
Demonstrates effective fine-grained relation extraction in real-world scenarios.
Abstract
Beyond traditional binary relational facts, n-ary relational knowledge graphs (NKGs) are comprised of n-ary relational facts containing more than two entities, which are closer to real-world facts with broader applications. However, the construction of NKGs remains at a coarse-grained level, which is always in a single schema, ignoring the order and variable arity of entities. To address these restrictions, we propose Text2NKG, a novel fine-grained n-ary relation extraction framework for n-ary relational knowledge graph construction. We introduce a span-tuple classification approach with hetero-ordered merging and output merging to accomplish fine-grained n-ary relation extraction in different arity. Furthermore, Text2NKG supports four typical NKG schemas: hyper-relational schema, event-based schema, role-based schema, and hypergraph-based schema, with high flexibility and practicality.…
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TopicsTopic Modeling · Semantic Web and Ontologies · Biomedical Text Mining and Ontologies
