CancerKG.ORG A Web-scale, Interactive, Verifiable Knowledge Graph-LLM Hybrid for Assisting with Optimal Cancer Treatment and Care

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00223v1
• Date: Tue, 31 Dec 2024 02:19:16 GMT
• Title: CancerKG.ORG A Web-scale, Interactive, Verifiable Knowledge Graph-LLM Hybrid for Assisting with Optimal Cancer Treatment and Care
• Authors: Michael Gubanov, Anna Pyayt, Aleksandra Karolak,
• Abstract summary: We describe one of the first Web-scale hybrid Knowledge Graph (KG)-Large Language Model (LLM) CancerKG is populated with the latest peer-reviewed medical knowledge on colorectal Cancer. Our hybrid is remarkable as it serves the user needs better than just an LLM, KG or a search-engine in isolation.
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• Abstract: Here, we describe one of the first Web-scale hybrid Knowledge Graph (KG)-Large Language Model (LLM), populated with the latest peer-reviewed medical knowledge on colorectal Cancer. It is currently being evaluated to assist with both medical research and clinical information retrieval tasks at Moffitt Cancer Center, which is one of the top Cancer centers in the U.S. and in the world. Our hybrid is remarkable as it serves the user needs better than just an LLM, KG or a search-engine in isolation. LLMs as is are known to exhibit hallucinations and catastrophic forgetting as well as are trained on outdated corpora. The state of the art KGs, such as PrimeKG, cBioPortal, ChEMBL, NCBI, and other require manual curation, hence are quickly getting stale. CancerKG is unsupervised and is capable of automatically ingesting and organizing the latest medical findings. To alleviate the LLMs shortcomings, the verified KG serves as a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) guardrail. CancerKG exhibits 5 different advanced user interfaces, each tailored to serve different data modalities better and more convenient for the user.

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