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21.04.2022

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Two Accepted Papers (2 Workshops)

International World Wide Web Conference, Virtual, Apr 22-29, 2022

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 2 papers to WWW 2022: 2 Workshop papers. Congrats to our researchers!

Workshops (2 papers)

M. Galkin • M. Berrendorf • C. T. Hoyt
An Open Challenge for Inductive Link Prediction on Knowledge Graphs.
GLB @WWW 2022 - Workshop on Graph Learning Benchmarks at the International World Wide Web Conference. Virtual, Apr 22-29, 2022. arXiv GitHub

C. T. Hoyt • M. Berrendorf • M. Gaklin • V. Tresp • B. M. Gyori
A Unified Framework for Rank-based Evaluation Metrics for Link Prediction in Knowledge Graphs.
GLB @WWW 2022 - Workshop on Graph Learning Benchmarks at the International World Wide Web Conference. Virtual, Apr 22-29, 2022. arXiv

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