name: relation-extraction-pipeline
description: "Prepare relation extraction datasets and inspect the TensorFlow
PCNN training workflow for Agriculture_KnowledgeGraph."
disable-model-invocation: true
metadata:
disco-role: operating
license: GPL 3.0
Relation Extraction Pipeline
Use this sub-skill when the task is to create, validate, split, or troubleshoot the remote-supervised relation-extraction dataset, or to understand the TensorFlow PCNN training stack in this agriculture knowledge-graph repository.
Route here for
- Turning aligned Wikidata/Wikipedia sentence rows into
rel2id.json, entity2id.json, dataset.json, word2vec.json, train_dataset.json, and test_dataset.json.
- Validating six-column training TSV rows and the JSON schemas expected by the PCNN data loader.
- Diagnosing Fire command names, working-directory-sensitive paths, stale
_processed_data, bad entity positions, relation-label filters, or NA-sample split failures.
- Reviewing the PCNN model configuration, TensorFlow 1.x assumptions, GPU settings, and large word-vector limits before any expensive training run.
Route elsewhere
- General Wikidata crawling, Wikidata JSON-to-CSV conversion, Neo4j import CSV creation, Hudong/weather crawlers, and network collection pipelines belong to the crawler/Wikidata workflow, not this sub-skill.
- Django relation-label annotation UI, Mongo-backed tagging pages, and web-service startup belong to the web-app workflow, not this sub-skill.
- Neo4j graph querying or Cypher import plans belong to graph query/data management.
Operating map
- For the end-to-end data build sequence, required source artifacts, Fire commands, and safe replacement commands, read dataset preparation.
- For exact row and JSON schemas, path-sensitive generated files, and validator usage, read data formats.
- Before training or editing
config.py/train.py, read PCNN training.
- For known failure modes and recovery actions, read troubleshooting.
Bundled scripts
Safe default
Do not launch PCNN training, live Neo4j alignment, Mongo annotation, network crawling, or large word-vector conversion as a first check. First run the schema checker or a tiny deduplication fixture, then escalate only after data files, working directory, and TensorFlow 1.x/GPU constraints are explicit.