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RAKG: Build Knowledge Graphs Automatically Using Document-Level Retrieval

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Overview

• Introduces RAKG - a new system for building knowledge graphs from documents using retrieval augmentation

• Combines document-level context with external knowledge to improve accuracy

• Uses a multi-stage approach: entity recognition, relationship extraction, and graph construction

• Achieves significant improvements over baseline methods on benchmark datasets

Plain English Explanation

Knowledge graphs are like digital maps showing how different pieces of information connect to each other. Think of it as drawing lines between related concepts, people, or things mentioned in documents. The challenge is doing this automatically and accurately.

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