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A Survey on Generative Knowledge Graph Construction

2026field synthesisorganizationalsurvey

钊 洪

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Research

https://doi.org/10.12677/airr.2026.151017OpenAlex: W7119494288
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Problems Identified (5)

KGC error propagation: Traditional discriminative knowledge graph construction pipelines suffer from error propagation.

KGC weak cross-domain generalization: Traditional knowledge graph construction pipelines have limited cross-domain generalization ability.

Generative KGC paradigm synthesis: Recent progress in generative knowledge graph construction requires systematic review across seq2seq and LLM-driven paradigms.

KGC error propagation: Traditional discriminative knowledge graph construction pipelines suffer from error propagation.

KGC weak cross-domain generalization: Traditional knowledge graph construction pipelines have limited cross-domain generalization ability.

Proposed Solutions (5)

Generative KGC survey: The paper surveys generative knowledge graph construction, covering classical seq2seq methods, LLM-based components, paradigm comparisons, and future directions.

Seq2Seq generative KGC: Generative KGC methods use end-to-end sequence-to-sequence modeling as an alternative to discriminative pipelines.

LLM-driven KGC: Large language models support full-process generative KGC across ontology construction, knowledge extraction, and knowledge fusion.

Generative KGC survey: The paper surveys generative knowledge graph construction, covering classical seq2seq methods, LLM-based components, paradigm comparisons, and future directions.

Seq2Seq generative KGC: Generative KGC methods use end-to-end sequence-to-sequence modeling as an alternative to discriminative pipelines.

Results (3)

Comprehensive generative KGC review:

Paradigm comparison:

Future directions for generative KGC:

Research Domain

Generative knowledge graph construction

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