Challenge: Existing approaches to combining knowledge Graphs (KGs) are incomplete but complementary to each other.
Approach: They propose a novel Active Learning framework for neural EA that creates highly informative seed alignments to obtain more effective models with less annotation cost.
Outcome: The proposed framework significantly improves sampling quality with good generality across different datasets, EA models and amount of bachelors.

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