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Context-Augmented KG Training Boosts Multi-Hop QA Accuracy on Disease Graphs

A new arXiv paper tackles the difficulty of multi‑hop question answering by enriching knowledge‑graph (KG) supervision with surrounding context. The authors extract disease‑specific KGs for gastroparesis and diabetes using the GraphMERT framework, then attach supporting triples from the same source text to each primary triple, forming a context graph (CG). Two training regimes are compared:…

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Key points

  • Context‑augmented supervision adds supporting triples to each KG fact, improving multi‑hop QA performance.
  • A repair pipeline achieves 100% accuracy on cleaned one‑hop validation sets before RL fine‑tuning.
  • Qwen3‑14B models trained with CG supervision outperform KG‑only models on 3‑ to 5‑hop disease queries.

To address persistent one‑hop errors, the researchers introduce a history‑aware repair pipeline that automatically flags unresolved failures, fine‑tunes on targeted repair examples, and isolates noisy triples. This step drives the models to 100 % accuracy on cleaned one‑hop validation sets. Finally, reinforcement learning on lower‑hop questions further improves performance on harder three‑, four‑, and five‑hop tasks, with the CG‑augmented models consistently outperforming KG‑only baselines.

The work demonstrates that providing richer contextual supervision and iterative repair can substantially raise the reliability of LLMs on complex reasoning over structured biomedical knowledge.

Read the original at arXiv cs.CL · by Tharaka D. Fonseka, Niraj K. Jha primary source Open source ↗
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