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This paper introduces BSCA, a novel Temporal Knowledge Graph Embedding model that leverages biquaternionic spaces and complex-valued attention to better capture evolving relational patterns over time. By unifying circular and hyperbolic rotations within this framework, the approach significantly outperforms existing baselines on dynamic datasets like GDELT, demonstrating enhanced capability in inferring missing facts in time-sensitive knowledge graphs.
Biquaternionic Space with Complex-valued Attention for Temporal Knowledge Graph Completion
arXiv:2609.14279v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Temporal knowledge graph embedding (TKGE) models infer missing facts in knowledge graphs that evolve over time. Many existing models use a single geometric space, which can limit their ability to represent diverse relational patterns, or treat entity representations as static. We propose Biquaternionic Space with Complex-valued Attention (BSCA), a TKGE model that combines circular and hyperbolic rotations within a unified biquaternionic framework. A complex-valued attention mechanism adaptively fuses time-conditioned and relation-conditioned entity representations, allowing them to vary with temporal and relational context. Experiments on five benchmark datasets show competitive performance across datasets, with the largest improvement on GDELT: BSCA achieves an MRR of 52.1\%, compared with 38.1\% for the strongest baseline in our comparison.
Abstract:Temporal knowledge graph embedding (TKGE) models infer missing facts in knowledge graphs that evolve over time. Many existing models use a single geometric space, which can limit their ability to represent diverse relational patterns, or treat entity representations as static. We propose Biquaternionic Space with Complex-valued Attention (BSCA), a TKGE model that combines circular and hyperbolic rotations within a unified biquaternionic framework. A complex-valued attention mechanism adaptively fuses time-conditioned and relation-conditioned entity representations, allowing them to vary with temporal and relational context. Experiments on five benchmark datasets show competitive performance across datasets, with the largest improvement on GDELT: BSCA achieves an MRR of 52.1\%, compared with 38.1\% for the strongest baseline in our comparison.
Machine Learning (cs.LG); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2609.14279 [cs.LG]
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