Challenge: a new model of narrative schema knowledge does not capture the temporal relationships between events . a temporal order model is able to unscramble event sequences without access to labeled temporal training data .
Approach: They propose a temporal order-based model that can be flexibly applied to different tasks . they use a BART-based conditional generation model that captures temporal co-occurrence .
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms existing models on temporal ordering and event infilling tasks.

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