arXiv Machine Learning By Ryoji Kubo, Samyam Lamichhane, Djellel Difallah

RAW-Explainer: Post-hoc Explanations of Path Reasoning Graph Neural Networks for Knowledge Graph Completion

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RAW-Explainer is a new explainability method designed for path reasoning graph neural networks used in knowledge graph completion. It produces connected, concise, and interpretable subgraph explanations for link prediction by leveraging heterogeneous information and a random walk objective. The approach also addresses distribution shift when evaluating small explanatory subgraphs with a robust evaluator, achieving a balance between explanation quality and computational efficiency on standard benchmarks.

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