ContextGraph: Lifelog Intelligence Framework for Contextual Subgraph Evolution

Lifelogging involves the continuous and comprehensive recording of a user’s daily activities, behaviors, and interactions, offering valuable insights for personalized healthcare, event retrieval, and lifestyle analysis. However, extracting meaningful patterns from lifelog data requires models to capture deeper temporal contexts beyond simple retrieval. To address this, we introduce ContextGraph, a lifelog intelligence framework that models lifelogs as a Temporal Knowledge Graph (TKG) to reason about the user’s evolving life patterns over time. ContextGraph computes Day Context Embeddings (DCE) to encode the temporal spread and social scene context of user's daily behavior. Then a novel Lens module extracts semantically meaningful subgraph snapshots around an anchor node in the TKG, representing specific personal contexts in the user’s life. The Lens module also computes an evolution signature for each subgraph, indicating whether it is growing, decaying, or remaining static. By analyzing these evolution signatures, ContextGraph provides actionable insights into the user’s lifelogs such as stable routines, behavioral drifts, or lifestyle changes. Our experiments showcase DCE's versatility, outperforming baselines in graph/node classification and reasoning on the Enzyme and DBLP datasets.

Authors

• Anil Sharma Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Gunturi Venkata Sai Phani Kiran Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Jayesh Rajkumar Vachhani Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Sourabh Vasant Gothe Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Ayon Chattopadhyay Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Yashwant Saini Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Parameswaranath Vadackupurath Mani Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
• Barath Raj Kandur Raja Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore

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