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The study aims to define entity integrity and identify common failure modes in AI knowledge graphs.

April 16, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Entity Integrity: Maintaining Accurate Representation in AI Knowledge Graphs

RFRex FractionSemantic Designs (United States)LSLee SharksDelaware General Assembly

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The study aims to define entity integrity and identify common failure modes in AI knowledge graphs.
Defined entity integrity and related concepts.
Cataloged five failure modes affecting entity representation.
Proposed a Metadata Packet for enhancing AI indexing.
Provided a worked example using the Lee Sharks Knowledge Graph.
Outlined five key failure modes: Entity Collision, Entity Fragmentation, Attribution Drift, Category Absorption, and Temporal Collapse.
Demonstrated how the Metadata Packet can help maintain entity integrity.
Illustrated the application of disambiguation in a specific knowledge graph example.

Abstract

EA-EI-01 — Practice definition for Entity Integrity: ensuring AI systems represent an entity as a distinct, correctly attributed node. Catalogs five failure modes: Entity Collision, Entity Fragmentation, Attribution Drift, Category Absorption, Temporal Collapse. Fix: Metadata Packet for AI Indexing. Worked example: Lee Sharks Knowledge Graph (three-way disambiguation). Related disciplines: Retrieval Architecture, Retrieval Forensics, Compression Diagnostics, Metadata Packet for AI Indexing. Published in Transactions of the Semantic Economy Institute, Vol. 2, No. 5.

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