Challenge: Temporal knowledge graph reasoning is a useful tool for many practical tasks.
Approach: They propose a Hawkes process-based Evolutional Representation Learning Network model which learns structural information and evolutional patterns of a TKG simultaneously.
Outcome: The proposed model learns structural information and evolutional patterns of a TKG simultaneously, considering the characteristics of real-world networks: community structure, scale-free and temporal decaying.

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