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Post-Pruning vs. Early Stopping: Which Works Better for Link Prediction with AnyBurl?
Rule-based link prediction combines symbolic and statistical artificial intelligence methods by inductively learning a set of rules from a knowledge graph (KG), with the aim of completing the graph when a query cannot be answered from the KG alone. Several systems have been proposed, and while they
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