Knowledge Graph Embeddings (KGEs) have been developed to analyze KGs and predict new facts based on the information in a KG.
The Topologically-Weighted Intelligence Generation (TWIG) model is an extension of KGEs that can simulate the performance of KGE models on different hyperparameter settings and KGs.
TWIG can accurately predict hyperparameter performance on unseen KGs in the zero-shot setting, suggesting the potential for pre-hoc hyperparameter selection using TWIG-like methods.
Further research can explore the use of TWIG to determine optimal hyperparameter selection for KGE models without the need for a full hyperparameter search.