Linking knowledge graphs across languages with semantic similarity and machine translation

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2017-09-04Author
McCrae, John P.
Arcan, Mihael
Buitelaar, Paul
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McCrae, John P., Arcan, Mihael, & Buitelaar, Paul. (2017). Linking knowledge graphs across languages with semantic similarity and machine translation. Paper presented at the MLP 2017 The First Workshop on Multi-Language Processing in a Globalising World, Dublin City University, Dublin, 04-05 September.
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Abstract
Knowledge graphs and ontologies underpin many natural language processing applications, and to apply these to new languages, these knowledge graphs must be
translated. Up until now, this has been
achieved either by direct label translation or by cross-lingual alignment, which
matches the concepts in the graph to another graph in the target languages. We
show that these two approaches can, in
fact, be combined and that the combination of machine translation and crosslingual alignment can obtain improved results for translating a biomedical ontology
from English to German.