DQ-MeeRKat: Automating Data Quality Monitoring with a Reference-Data-Profile-Annotated Knowledge Graph

L. Ehrlinger, A. Gindlhumer, L. Huber, W. Wöß. DQ-MeeRKat: Automating Data Quality Monitoring with a Reference-Data-Profile-Annotated Knowledge Graph. 10th International Conference on Data Science, Technology and Applications - DATA, pages 215-222, DOI https://www.doi.org/10.5220/0010546202150222, 7, 2021.

Autoren
  • Lisa Ehrlinger
  • A. Gindlhumer
  • L. Huber
  • W. Wöß
TypIn Konferenzband
Journal10th International Conference on Data Science, Technology and Applications - DATA
DOIhttps://www.doi.org/10.5220/0010546202150222
ISBN978-989-758-521-0
ISSN2184-285X
Monat7
Jahr2021
Seiten215-222
Abstract

High data quality (e.g., completeness, accuracy, non-redundancy) is essential to ensure the trustworthiness of AI applications. In such applications, huge amounts of data is integrated from different heterogeneous sources and complete, global domain knowledge is often not available. This scenario has a number of negative effects, in particular, it is difficult to monitor data quality centrally and manual data curation is not feasible. To overcome these problems, we developed DQ-MeeRKat, a data quality tool that implements a new method to automate data quality monitoring. DQ-MeeRKat uses a knowledge graph to represent a global, homogenized view of local data sources. This knowledge graph is annotated with reference data profiles, which serve as quasi-gold-standard to automatically verify the quality of modified data. We evaluated DQ-MeeRKat on six real-world data streams with qualitative feedback from the data owners. In contrast to existing data quality tools, DQ-MeeRKat does not req uire domain experts to define rules, but can be fully automated.