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FedEAN: Entity-Aware Adversarial Negative Sampling for Federated Knowledge Graph Reasoning
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DOI：10.1109/TKDE.2024.3464516.png)
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Federated knowledge graph reasoning (FedKGR) aims to perform reasoning over different clients while protecting data privacy, drawing increasing attention to its high practical value. Previous works primarily focus on data heterogeneity, ignoring challenges from limited data scale and primitive negative sample strategies, i.e., random entity replacement, which yield low-quality negatives and zero loss issues. Meanwhile, generative adversarial networks (GANs) are widely used in different fields to generate high-quality negative samples, but no work has been developed for FedKGR. To this end, we propose a plug-and-play Entity-aware Adversarial Negative sampling strategy for FedKGR, termed FedEAN. Specifically, we are the first to adopt GANs to generate high-quality negative samples in different clients. It takes the target triplet in each batch as input and outputs high-quality negative samples, which guaranteed by the joint training of the generator and discriminator. Moreover, we design an entity-aware adaptive negative sampling mechanism based on the similarity of entity representations before and after server aggregation, which can persevere the entity global consistency across clients during training. Extensive experiments demonstrate that FedEAN excels with various FedKGR backbones, demonstrating its ability to construct high-quality negative samples and address the zero-loss issue.
Keywords:
Knowledge graphs
Cognition
Training
Internet
Vectors
Federated learning
Computational modeling
Servers
Semantics
Distributed databases
graph learning
knowledge graph reasoning
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