Challenge: a recent study shows that digging the relationship of concepts from scratch is non-trivial for commonsense generation tasks.
Approach: They use a retrieve-and-edit framework to retrieve a prototype with these concepts . they use qt and qq to generate commonsense questions at scale .
Outcome: The proposed method significantly improves the performance on commonsense generation tasks.

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