Keywords: Knowledge Graph Question Answering, Large Language Model
Abstract: Developing a mobile system capable of generating responses based on stored user data is a crucial challenge. Since user data is stored in the form of Knowledge Graphs, the field of knowledge graph question answering (KGQA) presents a promising avenue towards addressing this problem. However, existing KGQA systems face two critical limitations that preclude their on-device deployment: resource constraints and the inability to handle data accumulation. Therefore, we propose MobileKGQA, the first on-device KGQA system capable of adapting to evolving databases with minimal resource demands. MobileKGQA significantly reduces computational overhead through embedding hashing. Moreover, it successfully adapts to evolving databases under resource constraints through a novel annotation generation method. Its mobile applicability is validated on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano edge-device platform, achieving 20.3% higher performance while using only 30.4% of the energy consumed by the SOTA (state of the art). On standard KGQA benchmarks, using just 7.2% of the computation and 9% of the parameters, MobileKGQA demonstrates performance that is empirically indistinguishable from the SOTA and outperforms baselines under distribution shift scenarios.
Primary Area: applications to computer vision, audio, language, and other modalities
Submission Number: 7082
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