Temporal Knowledge Graph Incremental Construction Model for Recommendation

Knowledge graph (KG) has been proven to be effective to improve the performance of recommendation because of exploiting structural and semantic paths information in a static knowledge base. However, the KG is an incremental construction process with interactions occurring in succession. Although some works have been proposed to explore the evolution of knowledge graph, which updates the entity representations by considering the previous interactions of related entities. However, we believe that the semantic path information between the involved entities and the occurring interaction itself also can refine their representations. To this end, we propose a temporal knowledge graph incremental construction model, which updates the entity representations by considering interaction itself and high-order semantic paths information. Specifically, different length semantic paths between user and item are automatically extracted when an interaction occurs. Then we respectively employ recurrent neural network and standard multilayer perceptron (MLP) to capture different length path semantic information and interaction itself information for updating the entity representations. Finally, we use MLP to predict the probability that a user likes an item after seamlessly integrating these variations into a unified representation. We conduct experiments on real-world datasets to demonstrate the superiority of our proposed model over all state-of-the-art baselines.