Challenge: Existing methods focused on learning text patterns from explicit mentions but failed to extract the implicitly implied triples.
Approach: They propose to construct a relational graph from a sentence and apply multi-layer graph convolutions to capture the type inference logic of the paths.
Outcome: The proposed framework can find multi-hop reasoning paths and capture type inference logic with the sentence's supplementary relational expressions.

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