Challenge: Existing studies only explore entity representations, but propose a novel triple perspective for relation extraction.
Approach: They propose to explicitly introduce relation representation and jointly represent it with entities to identify valid triples.
Outcome: The proposed method is based on ablations and document-level relation extraction and joint entity and relation extraction.

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