Detecting Knowledge Inconsistencies Across Text, Tables, and Knowledge Graphs
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arXiv:2607.25959v2 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Wikipedia and Wikidata are widely used for information access, LLM pre-training, and retrieval-augmented generation. Their knowledge is deeply connected but scattered across text, tables, and knowledge graphs. This raises a practical question: when these modalities disagree, how can we detect and explain the conflict? We study this problem as modality-level inconsistency detection. We first introduce a taxonomy of cross-modal knowledge inconsistencies, covering information granularity differences, direct conflicts, temporal changes, and KG inco
Key takeaways
- arXiv:2607.25959v2 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Wikipedia and Wikidata are widely used for information access, LLM pre-training, and retrieval-augmented generation.
- Their knowledge is deeply connected but scattered across text, tables, and knowledge graphs.
- This raises a practical question: when these modalities disagree, how can we detect and explain the conflict?
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