Enhancing Reasoning Capabilities of AI systems with Knowledge Graphs

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Reasoning, the ability to make logical inferences from existing information, is key to intelligence. It enables solving complex problems and tasks. However, providing artificial intelligence (AI) systems with effective reasoning abilities remains difficult.

Modern deep learning models like neural networks have made huge progress in many areas. But they struggle with complex logical reasoning and lack interpretability.

Knowledge graphs (KGs) have emerged as a promising way to improve reasoning in AI systems. KGs represent structured factual knowledge as interconnected graphs. Entities are nodes and relations are edges.

By combining graph-based representation with vast knowledge, KGs are well-suited for logical reasoning and inference. They capture the semantics between entities in a computable, machine-readable format. This enables automated reasoning using techniques like symbolic logic rules and algorithms.

However, effectively harnessing KGs for reasoning has challenges like computational complexity and interpretability of inferences.

This article provides an overview of how KGs can enhance reasoning capabilities in AI systems. It covers KG reasoning techniques, applications, and opportunities like integrating KGs with modern deep learning.