Towards Data Science By Miodrag Cekikj

Making the Knowledge Layer a Graph You Actually Traverse

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The article discusses why retrieval quality should be inherent to the system rather than dependent on how a question is phrased. It proposes reconstructing the knowledge layer by performing graph traversal on every query, incorporating bitemporal edges, and applying a two‑threshold entity resolution approach. These techniques aim to make the knowledge graph more dynamic and responsive to user queries.

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