Challenge: Existing benchmarks for textual question answering only focus on single-chain or single-hop retrieval . Existing approaches to answer complex questions have limitations .
Approach: They propose to conduct Graph-Hop, a novel multi-chains and multi-hops retrieval paradigm in complex question answering.
Outcome: The proposed model provides explicit and fine-grained evidence graphs for complex question to support comprehensive and detailed reasoning.

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