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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
128, ENT6
87, ENT14
33, ENT20
37, ENT22
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
90, ENT37
34, ENT50
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
25, ENT78
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
33, REL10, 4
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
37, REL10, 4
37, REL26, 90
37, REL26, 17
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 17
61, REL26, 90
61, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
109, REL26, 90
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
25, REL21, 87
25, REL21, 8
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
36, REL26, 90
36, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT57 and ENT78 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT57", "ENT78"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT78", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT78", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
87, ENT14
41, ENT48
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
83, ENT69
29, ENT70
6, ENT109
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
41, REL26, 34
41, REL26, 29
41, REL26, 6
41, REL43, 29
41, REL43, 6
83, REL21, 87
83, REL21, 8
29, REL26, 34
29, REL26, 6
29, REL43, 41
29, REL43, 6
6, REL26, 34
6, REL43, 41
6, REL43, 29
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: In what context are ENT69 and ENT109 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT69", "ENT109"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT109"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT109"], ["ENT69", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT69", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT109"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT109"], ["ENT109", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT109", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT109", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
115, ENT7
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
126, ENT19
111, ENT23
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
85, ENT46
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
106, ENT54
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
17, ENT71
124, ENT74
75, ENT83
70, ENT98
97, ENT101
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
134, ENT113
113, ENT116
0, ENT120
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 124
10, REL21, 8
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 124
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 124
115, REL21, 8
115, REL24, 127
115, REL24, 126
115, REL24, 106
115, REL24, 97
115, REL24, 0
115, REL26, 97
115, REL26, 49
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 115
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 126
74, REL35, 106
74, REL35, 97
74, REL35, 0
127, REL24, 97
127, REL26, 97
127, REL26, 49
87, REL2, 124
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 18
87, REL5, 134
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
126, REL21, 87
126, REL21, 124
126, REL21, 8
126, REL24, 127
126, REL24, 106
126, REL24, 97
126, REL24, 0
126, REL26, 97
126, REL26, 49
111, REL26, 49
111, REL44, 85
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
85, REL14, 111
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 115
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 126
85, REL35, 106
85, REL35, 97
85, REL35, 0
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 124
3, REL21, 8
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 124
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
106, REL21, 87
106, REL21, 124
106, REL21, 8
106, REL24, 127
106, REL24, 97
106, REL24, 0
106, REL26, 97
106, REL26, 49
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 124
15, REL21, 8
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 124
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 70
17, REL10, 87
124, REL2, 87
124, REL2, 8
124, REL5, 10
124, REL5, 3
124, REL5, 69
124, REL5, 15
124, REL5, 109
124, REL5, 18
124, REL5, 134
124, REL11, 17
124, REL26, 112
124, REL26, 87
124, REL26, 34
124, REL40, 8
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
97, REL26, 49
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 124
18, REL21, 8
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 124
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
134, REL21, 87
134, REL21, 124
134, REL21, 8
134, REL36, 112
134, REL36, 87
134, REL36, 65
134, REL36, 62
134, REL36, 101
134, REL36, 7
134, REL36, 124
134, REL36, 75
134, REL36, 70
134, REL36, 8
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 124
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
0, REL21, 87
0, REL21, 124
0, REL21, 8
0, REL24, 127
0, REL24, 97
0, REL26, 97
0, REL26, 49
8, REL2, 87
8, REL2, 124
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 18
8, REL5, 134
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT50 and ENT101 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT50", "ENT101"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT101"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT101"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT101"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT12", "REL24", "ENT101"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT101"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT101"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT101"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL44", "ENT46"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT101"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT101"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT101"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT74", "REL11", "ENT71"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT74", "REL40", "ENT126"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT101", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT74"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT101"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT101"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
14, ENT4
90, ENT37
79, ENT42
123, ENT53
53, ENT86
49, ENT110
89, ENT125
src, edge_attr, dst
14, REL26, 49
79, REL26, 49
79, REL45, 89
123, REL26, 90
53, REL26, 49
53, REL45, 89
89, REL8, 123
89, REL26, 90
89, REL26, 123
Question: How are ENT4 and ENT53 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT4", "ENT53"], "valid_edges": [["ENT4", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL45", "ENT125"], ["ENT53", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL45", "ENT125"], ["ENT125", "REL8", "ENT53"], ["ENT125", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT125", "REL26", "ENT53"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
115, ENT7
87, ENT14
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
17, ENT71
75, ENT83
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 8
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
17, REL10, 87
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 17
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT7 and ENT39 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT39"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
37, ENT22
45, ENT26
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
37, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
Question: In what context are ENT6 and ENT22 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT6", "ENT22"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
128, ENT6
87, ENT14
33, ENT20
37, ENT22
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
37, REL26, 90
37, REL26, 17
37, REL26, 76
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
132, REL26, 90
51, REL26, 46
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
61, REL26, 90
61, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
53, REL26, 46
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
94, REL31, 128
94, REL31, 33
94, REL31, 37
94, REL31, 45
94, REL31, 69
94, REL31, 130
94, REL31, 1
94, REL31, 76
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL26, 90
27, REL26, 46
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
36, REL26, 90
36, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT6 and ENT42 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT6", "ENT42"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT22"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
54, ENT17
107, ENT40
src, edge_attr, dst
107, REL27, 54
107, REL33, 54
Question: How are ENT17 and ENT40 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT17", "ENT40"], "valid_edges": [["ENT40", "REL27", "ENT17"], ["ENT40", "REL33", "ENT17"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
45, ENT26
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 17
8, REL5, 69
76, REL26, 17
Question: How are ENT91 and ENT126 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT91", "ENT126"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
119, ENT114
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
104, ENT124
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 46
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 119
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
91, REL26, 90
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
53, REL26, 46
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
119, REL26, 90
119, REL29, 100
119, REL29, 44
119, REL29, 93
119, REL29, 104
119, REL36, 112
119, REL36, 65
119, REL36, 62
119, REL36, 101
119, REL36, 75
119, REL36, 70
119, REL41, 132
119, REL41, 51
119, REL41, 79
119, REL41, 91
119, REL41, 46
119, REL41, 53
119, REL41, 129
119, REL41, 27
119, REL46, 132
119, REL46, 51
119, REL46, 79
119, REL46, 91
119, REL46, 46
119, REL46, 53
119, REL46, 129
119, REL46, 27
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 119
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 46
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
59, REL23, 51
Question: How are ENT114 and ENT129 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT114", "ENT129"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT114"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT67"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT104"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT115"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT124"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT114"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
125, ENT25
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
101, ENT62
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 70
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 129
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 129
125, REL23, 51
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 70
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 129
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 129
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
91, REL26, 90
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
Question: For what reason are ENT25 and ENT115 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT25", "ENT115"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT25", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
28, ENT10
85, ENT46
src, edge_attr, dst
85, REL35, 28
Question: In what context are ENT10 and ENT46 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT10", "ENT46"], "valid_edges": [["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT10"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
50, ENT11
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
50, REL23, 51
50, REL26, 59
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
51, REL26, 46
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
79, REL14, 51
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 34
59, REL23, 51
Question: In what context are ENT11 and ENT83 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT11", "ENT83"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT11", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT11", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
132, ENT34
65, ENT39
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
44, ENT104
49, ENT110
119, ENT114
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
104, ENT124
src, edge_attr, dst
132, REL26, 91
65, REL26, 112
100, REL26, 44
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
75, REL26, 112
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
119, REL29, 100
119, REL29, 44
119, REL29, 93
119, REL29, 104
119, REL36, 112
119, REL36, 65
119, REL36, 75
119, REL41, 132
119, REL41, 91
119, REL41, 129
119, REL41, 27
119, REL46, 132
119, REL46, 91
119, REL46, 129
119, REL46, 27
93, REL26, 44
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 75
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 119
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 49
104, REL26, 44
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
Question: In what context are ENT110 and ENT114 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT110", "ENT114"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT67"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT104"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT115"], ["ENT114", "REL29", "ENT124"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT114", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT114"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
115, ENT7
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
90, ENT37
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
104, ENT124
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 8
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
132, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 90
109, REL26, 90
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: In what context are ENT7 and ENT34 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT34"], "valid_edges": [["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
85, ENT46
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
120, ENT134
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
74, REL26, 49
74, REL28, 120
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 120
127, REL26, 49
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 18
87, REL26, 112
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
65, REL26, 112
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
79, REL26, 49
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 70
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL28, 120
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 120
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 70
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 70
91, REL26, 90
75, REL26, 112
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 46
53, REL26, 49
70, REL26, 112
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 46
27, REL26, 49
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 18
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
120, REL24, 127
120, REL26, 49
Question: How are ENT63 and ENT134 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT63", "ENT134"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT134"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT134"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT134"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT134"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT134", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT134", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
26, ENT32
68, ENT100
src, edge_attr, dst
68, REL24, 26
Question: In what context are ENT32 and ENT100 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT32", "ENT100"], "valid_edges": [["ENT100", "REL24", "ENT32"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
45, ENT26
77, ENT60
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 76
77, REL34, 36
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 76
76, REL26, 17
36, REL26, 17
Question: In what context are ENT60 and ENT61 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT60", "ENT61"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT60", "REL34", "ENT130"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
110, ENT68
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
51, REL26, 46
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
79, REL14, 51
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
110, REL23, 51
110, REL26, 59
17, REL10, 87
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
59, REL23, 51
Question: How are ENT68 and ENT126 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT68", "ENT126"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT68", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT68", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
51, ENT36
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
106, ENT54
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
63, ENT76
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
106, REL21, 87
106, REL21, 8
63, REL23, 51
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: In what context are ENT54 and ENT76 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT54", "ENT76"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT76", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
33, ENT20
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
90, ENT37
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
61, REL26, 90
61, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
94, REL31, 128
94, REL31, 33
94, REL31, 45
94, REL31, 69
94, REL31, 130
94, REL31, 1
94, REL31, 76
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
36, REL26, 90
36, REL26, 17
Question: In what context are ENT77 and ENT91 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT91"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
42, ENT28
51, ENT36
79, ENT42
85, ENT46
30, ENT55
46, ENT85
49, ENT110
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 127
127, REL26, 49
42, REL26, 74
42, REL26, 49
42, REL35, 127
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 49
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 127
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
30, REL26, 59
46, REL26, 49
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: In what context are ENT28 and ENT55 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT28", "ENT55"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT28", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT28", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT28", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
24, ENT15
89, ENT125
src, edge_attr, dst
89, REL20, 24
89, REL30, 24
Question: In what context are ENT15 and ENT125 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT15", "ENT125"], "valid_edges": [["ENT125", "REL20", "ENT15"], ["ENT125", "REL30", "ENT15"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
86, ENT21
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
90, ENT37
61, ENT57
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
86, REL10, 4
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
61, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
76, REL26, 90
Question: In what context are ENT21 and ENT37 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT21", "ENT37"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT21", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
115, ENT7
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
126, ENT19
5, ENT27
85, ENT46
34, ENT50
106, ENT54
29, ENT70
124, ENT74
49, ENT110
0, ENT120
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 124
115, REL21, 8
115, REL24, 127
115, REL24, 126
115, REL24, 106
115, REL24, 0
115, REL26, 49
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 115
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 126
74, REL35, 106
74, REL35, 0
127, REL26, 49
87, REL26, 34
126, REL21, 87
126, REL21, 124
126, REL21, 8
126, REL24, 127
126, REL24, 106
126, REL24, 0
126, REL26, 49
5, REL26, 74
5, REL26, 49
5, REL35, 115
5, REL35, 127
5, REL35, 126
5, REL35, 106
5, REL35, 0
85, REL17, 5
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 115
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 126
85, REL35, 5
85, REL35, 106
85, REL35, 0
85, REL44, 5
106, REL21, 87
106, REL21, 124
106, REL21, 8
106, REL24, 127
106, REL24, 0
106, REL26, 49
29, REL26, 34
124, REL26, 34
0, REL21, 87
0, REL21, 124
0, REL21, 8
0, REL24, 127
0, REL26, 49
8, REL26, 34
Question: In what context are ENT27 and ENT70 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT27", "ENT70"], "valid_edges": [["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT27", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT27", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT27", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT27", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT27", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT27", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT27", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT46", "REL17", "ENT27"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT27"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT46", "REL44", "ENT27"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
115, ENT7
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
126, ENT19
111, ENT23
90, ENT37
85, ENT46
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
106, ENT54
22, ENT58
69, ENT61
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
124, ENT74
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
134, ENT113
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
0, ENT120
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 124
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 124
10, REL36, 8
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 124
115, REL21, 8
115, REL24, 127
115, REL24, 126
115, REL24, 106
115, REL24, 0
115, REL26, 49
74, REL26, 49
74, REL28, 22
74, REL35, 115
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 126
74, REL35, 106
74, REL35, 22
74, REL35, 0
127, REL26, 49
87, REL2, 124
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 18
87, REL5, 134
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
126, REL21, 87
126, REL21, 124
126, REL21, 8
126, REL24, 127
126, REL24, 106
126, REL24, 0
126, REL26, 49
111, REL26, 49
111, REL44, 85
85, REL14, 111
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL28, 22
85, REL35, 115
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 126
85, REL35, 106
85, REL35, 22
85, REL35, 0
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 124
3, REL21, 8
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 124
3, REL36, 8
106, REL21, 87
106, REL21, 124
106, REL21, 8
106, REL24, 127
106, REL24, 0
106, REL26, 49
22, REL24, 115
22, REL24, 127
22, REL24, 126
22, REL24, 106
22, REL24, 0
22, REL26, 49
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 124
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 124
15, REL36, 8
109, REL26, 90
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
124, REL2, 87
124, REL2, 8
124, REL5, 10
124, REL5, 3
124, REL5, 69
124, REL5, 15
124, REL5, 109
124, REL5, 18
124, REL5, 134
124, REL11, 17
124, REL26, 112
124, REL26, 87
124, REL26, 34
124, REL40, 8
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 124
18, REL21, 8
18, REL26, 90
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 124
18, REL36, 8
134, REL21, 87
134, REL21, 124
134, REL21, 8
134, REL26, 90
134, REL36, 87
134, REL36, 124
134, REL36, 8
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 124
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
94, REL31, 69
94, REL31, 76
0, REL21, 87
0, REL21, 124
0, REL21, 8
0, REL24, 127
0, REL26, 49
8, REL2, 87
8, REL2, 124
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 18
8, REL5, 134
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
Question: In what context are ENT58 and ENT61 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT58", "ENT61"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL44", "ENT46"], ["ENT46", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT7"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT58", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT74", "REL11", "ENT71"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT74", "REL40", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT74"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
58, ENT16
105, ENT121
src, edge_attr, dst
105, REL32, 58
Question: In what context are ENT16 and ENT121 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
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graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
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{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT121"], "valid_edges": [["ENT121", "REL32", "ENT16"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
63, ENT76
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
104, ENT124
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
51, REL26, 46
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
79, REL14, 51
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
63, REL23, 51
63, REL26, 59
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 34
59, REL23, 51
Question: In what context are ENT76 and ENT98 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT76", "ENT98"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT76", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT76", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
96, ENT31
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
96, REL23, 51
96, REL26, 59
51, REL26, 46
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
79, REL14, 51
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
17, REL10, 87
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
59, REL23, 51
Question: How are ENT31 and ENT126 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT31", "ENT126"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT31", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT31", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
60, ENT45
108, ENT99
src, edge_attr, dst
60, REL2, 108
Question: How are ENT45 and ENT99 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT45", "ENT99"], "valid_edges": [["ENT45", "REL2", "ENT99"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
7, ENT66
118, ENT106
src, edge_attr, dst
7, REL2, 118
7, REL5, 118
118, REL43, 7
Question: How are ENT66 and ENT106 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT66", "ENT106"], "valid_edges": [["ENT66", "REL2", "ENT106"], ["ENT66", "REL5", "ENT106"], ["ENT106", "REL43", "ENT66"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
6, ENT109
114, ENT111
src, edge_attr, dst
6, REL43, 114
114, REL26, 6
114, REL43, 6
Question: For what reason are ENT109 and ENT111 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT109", "ENT111"], "valid_edges": [["ENT109", "REL43", "ENT111"], ["ENT111", "REL26", "ENT109"], ["ENT111", "REL43", "ENT109"]]}
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UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
48, ENT8
96, ENT31
src, edge_attr, dst
96, REL7, 48
Question: For what reason are ENT8 and ENT31 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT8", "ENT31"], "valid_edges": [["ENT31", "REL7", "ENT8"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
127, REL26, 49
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 18
87, REL26, 112
51, REL26, 49
65, REL26, 112
79, REL26, 49
62, REL26, 112
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
101, REL26, 112
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
7, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 112
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 49
70, REL26, 112
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
27, REL26, 49
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 18
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
Question: How are ENT12 and ENT14 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT12", "ENT14"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
132, ENT34
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
101, ENT62
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
11, ENT90
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 75
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 129
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 129
132, REL26, 91
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
11, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
Question: In what context are ENT3 and ENT90 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT3", "ENT90"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT90", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
45, ENT26
65, ENT39
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
118, ENT106
113, ENT116
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
65, REL5, 118
69, REL5, 118
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL20, 65
113, REL26, 17
76, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT6 and ENT106 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT6", "ENT106"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT106"], ["ENT61", "REL5", "ENT106"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
85, ENT46
3, ENT52
22, ENT58
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
74, REL26, 49
74, REL28, 22
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 22
127, REL26, 49
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 18
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
79, REL26, 49
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL28, 22
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 22
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
22, REL24, 127
22, REL26, 49
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 46
53, REL26, 49
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
27, REL26, 46
27, REL26, 49
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 18
Question: For what reason are ENT58 and ENT86 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT58", "ENT86"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT58", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
85, ENT46
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
95, ENT112
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 95
127, REL26, 49
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 18
87, REL26, 112
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
65, REL26, 112
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
79, REL26, 49
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 70
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 95
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 70
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 70
91, REL26, 90
75, REL26, 112
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 46
53, REL26, 49
70, REL26, 112
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
95, REL24, 127
95, REL26, 49
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 46
27, REL26, 49
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 18
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: For what reason are ENT63 and ENT112 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT63", "ENT112"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT112"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT112"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT112", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
22, ENT58
121, ENT59
src, edge_attr, dst
121, REL28, 22
121, REL35, 22
Question: How are ENT58 and ENT59 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT58", "ENT59"], "valid_edges": [["ENT59", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT59", "REL35", "ENT58"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
84, ENT41
71, ENT84
src, edge_attr, dst
84, REL2, 71
84, REL40, 71
Question: For what reason are ENT41 and ENT84 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT41", "ENT84"], "valid_edges": [["ENT41", "REL2", "ENT84"], ["ENT41", "REL40", "ENT84"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
96, ENT31
77, ENT60
src, edge_attr, dst
96, REL2, 77
Question: For what reason are ENT31 and ENT60 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT31", "ENT60"], "valid_edges": [["ENT31", "REL2", "ENT60"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
20, ENT18
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
40, ENT102
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL5, 40
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
20, REL23, 51
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
69, REL26, 90
109, REL26, 90
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
40, REL26, 90
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL5, 40
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT18 and ENT102 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT18", "ENT102"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT102"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT18", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT102", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT102"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
26, ENT32
114, ENT111
src, edge_attr, dst
26, REL2, 114
Question: In what context are ENT32 and ENT111 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT32", "ENT111"], "valid_edges": [["ENT32", "REL2", "ENT111"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
10, ENT3
57, ENT103
src, edge_attr, dst
57, REL41, 10
Question: How are ENT3 and ENT103 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT3", "ENT103"], "valid_edges": [["ENT103", "REL41", "ENT3"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
131, ENT80
75, ENT83
src, edge_attr, dst
75, REL33, 131
Question: For what reason are ENT80 and ENT83 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT80", "ENT83"], "valid_edges": [["ENT83", "REL33", "ENT80"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
33, ENT20
45, ENT26
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
33, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
Question: How are ENT20 and ENT91 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT20", "ENT91"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
90, ENT37
13, ENT81
93, ENT115
src, edge_attr, dst
13, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 90
Question: For what reason are ENT81 and ENT115 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT81", "ENT115"], "valid_edges": [["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
51, ENT36
79, ENT42
85, ENT46
30, ENT55
46, ENT85
49, ENT110
38, ENT128
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 127
127, REL26, 49
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 49
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 127
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
30, REL26, 59
46, REL26, 49
38, REL23, 51
38, REL26, 49
38, REL26, 59
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: How are ENT9 and ENT128 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT9", "ENT128"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT128", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT128", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT128", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
21, ENT47
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
59, REL26, 21
Question: For what reason are ENT47 and ENT129 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT47", "ENT129"], "valid_edges": [["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT47"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
31, ENT72
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
109, REL26, 90
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
31, REL23, 51
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT61 and ENT72 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT61", "ENT72"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT72", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
75, ENT83
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
113, ENT116
76, ENT127
39, ENT131
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
61, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
75, REL33, 39
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 39
113, REL26, 17
76, REL26, 17
Question: How are ENT71 and ENT131 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT71", "ENT131"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT83", "REL33", "ENT131"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT131"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
87, ENT14
4, ENT24
90, ENT37
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
29, ENT70
17, ENT71
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
87, REL26, 34
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
29, REL26, 34
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT24 and ENT70 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT24", "ENT70"], "valid_edges": [["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
10, ENT3
33, ENT20
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
3, ENT52
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
52, ENT73
113, ENT116
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL26, 90
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
3, REL26, 90
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
17, REL26, 90
52, REL23, 51
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT20 and ENT73 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT20", "ENT73"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT73", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
33, ENT20
4, ENT24
132, ENT34
90, ENT37
62, ENT43
19, ENT56
61, ENT57
101, ENT62
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
33, REL10, 4
33, REL10, 19
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
4, REL10, 19
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
62, REL26, 70
61, REL26, 90
101, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 90
94, REL31, 33
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
76, REL26, 90
Question: In what context are ENT56 and ENT104 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT56", "ENT104"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
14, ENT4
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
51, ENT36
79, ENT42
85, ENT46
30, ENT55
46, ENT85
49, ENT110
38, ENT128
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
14, REL24, 127
14, REL26, 49
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 14
74, REL35, 127
127, REL26, 49
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 49
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 14
85, REL35, 127
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
30, REL26, 59
46, REL26, 49
38, REL23, 51
38, REL26, 49
38, REL26, 59
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: How are ENT4 and ENT128 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT4", "ENT128"], "valid_edges": [["ENT4", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT4", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT4"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT4"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT128", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT128", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT128", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
98, ENT1
107, ENT40
src, edge_attr, dst
98, REL43, 107
107, REL5, 98
107, REL18, 98
Question: In what context are ENT1 and ENT40 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT1", "ENT40"], "valid_edges": [["ENT1", "REL43", "ENT40"], ["ENT40", "REL5", "ENT1"], ["ENT40", "REL18", "ENT1"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
50, ENT11
30, ENT55
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
50, REL26, 59
30, REL26, 59
Question: In what context are ENT11 and ENT55 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT11", "ENT55"], "valid_edges": [["ENT11", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
45, ENT26
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
131, ENT80
75, ENT83
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
113, ENT116
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
75, REL33, 131
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
113, REL20, 131
113, REL20, 75
113, REL26, 17
76, REL26, 17
Question: How are ENT26 and ENT80 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT26", "ENT80"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT83", "REL33", "ENT80"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT80"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
51, ENT36
79, ENT42
56, ENT44
85, ENT46
30, ENT55
22, ENT58
46, ENT85
49, ENT110
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
74, REL26, 49
74, REL28, 22
74, REL35, 127
74, REL35, 22
127, REL26, 49
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 49
56, REL23, 51
56, REL26, 49
56, REL26, 59
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL28, 22
85, REL35, 127
85, REL35, 22
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
30, REL26, 59
22, REL24, 127
22, REL26, 49
46, REL26, 49
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: In what context are ENT44 and ENT58 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT44", "ENT58"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT44", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT44", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT44", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT58", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
111, ENT23
47, ENT108
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
111, REL26, 59
47, REL26, 59
Question: In what context are ENT23 and ENT108 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT23", "ENT108"], "valid_edges": [["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT108", "REL26", "ENT129"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
58, ENT16
12, ENT82
src, edge_attr, dst
12, REL24, 58
Question: For what reason are ENT16 and ENT82 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT82"], "valid_edges": [["ENT82", "REL24", "ENT16"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
48, ENT8
12, ENT82
src, edge_attr, dst
12, REL7, 48
Question: For what reason are ENT8 and ENT82 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT8", "ENT82"], "valid_edges": [["ENT82", "REL7", "ENT8"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
97, ENT101
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 70
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 129
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 129
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 49
79, REL26, 49
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 70
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 70
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 129
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 129
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 70
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 70
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 129
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 129
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 18
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL29, 18
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
91, REL26, 90
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 49
70, REL26, 112
97, REL26, 49
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 70
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 18
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 49
Question: For what reason are ENT67 and ENT101 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
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graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT67", "ENT101"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL29", "ENT107"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT101", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
102, ENT92
118, ENT106
src, edge_attr, dst
102, REL2, 118
102, REL40, 118
102, REL43, 118
118, REL2, 102
118, REL26, 102
118, REL40, 102
118, REL43, 102
Question: How are ENT92 and ENT106 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT92", "ENT106"], "valid_edges": [["ENT92", "REL2", "ENT106"], ["ENT92", "REL40", "ENT106"], ["ENT92", "REL43", "ENT106"], ["ENT106", "REL2", "ENT92"], ["ENT106", "REL26", "ENT92"], ["ENT106", "REL40", "ENT92"], ["ENT106", "REL43", "ENT92"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
21, ENT47
44, ENT104
src, edge_attr, dst
44, REL26, 21
Question: In what context are ENT47 and ENT104 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT47", "ENT104"], "valid_edges": [["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT47"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
20, ENT18
31, ENT72
src, edge_attr, dst
20, REL24, 31
Question: In what context are ENT18 and ENT72 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT18", "ENT72"], "valid_edges": [["ENT18", "REL24", "ENT72"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
132, ENT34
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
101, ENT62
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
44, ENT104
6, ENT109
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
6, REL26, 34
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
Question: For what reason are ENT43 and ENT109 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT43", "ENT109"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT109", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
10, ENT3
33, ENT20
96, ENT31
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
3, ENT52
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
113, ENT116
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL26, 90
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
96, REL23, 51
3, REL26, 90
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
17, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
Question: In what context are ENT20 and ENT31 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT20", "ENT31"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT31", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
128, ENT6
33, ENT20
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
75, ENT83
99, ENT88
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
128, REL43, 99
33, REL10, 4
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
33, REL28, 99
33, REL43, 99
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
4, REL43, 99
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
45, REL43, 99
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 34
61, REL26, 90
61, REL26, 17
61, REL43, 99
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
69, REL43, 99
101, REL26, 34
109, REL26, 90
17, REL26, 90
17, REL43, 99
75, REL26, 34
99, REL26, 34
99, REL34, 36
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
130, REL43, 99
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
1, REL43, 99
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
113, REL43, 99
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
94, REL31, 128
94, REL31, 33
94, REL31, 45
94, REL31, 69
94, REL31, 99
94, REL31, 130
94, REL31, 1
94, REL31, 76
94, REL43, 99
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
76, REL43, 99
36, REL26, 90
36, REL26, 17
36, REL43, 99
Question: In what context are ENT64 and ENT88 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT64", "ENT88"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT6", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT20", "REL28", "ENT88"], ["ENT20", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT61", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT88", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT88", "REL34", "ENT130"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT88"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT117", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL43", "ENT88"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
128, ENT6
87, ENT14
33, ENT20
37, ENT22
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
61, ENT57
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
33, REL10, 4
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
37, REL10, 4
37, REL26, 90
37, REL26, 17
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 90
45, REL26, 17
132, REL26, 90
51, REL26, 46
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
61, REL26, 90
61, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
53, REL26, 46
130, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 17
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL26, 90
27, REL26, 46
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
76, REL26, 90
76, REL26, 17
36, REL26, 90
36, REL26, 17
Question: In what context are ENT57 and ENT85 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT57", "ENT85"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
90, ENT37
16, ENT79
129, ENT119
src, edge_attr, dst
16, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 90
Question: For what reason are ENT79 and ENT119 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT79", "ENT119"], "valid_edges": [["ENT79", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
64, ENT105
35, ENT132
src, edge_attr, dst
35, REL41, 64
Question: How are ENT105 and ENT132 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT105", "ENT132"], "valid_edges": [["ENT132", "REL41", "ENT105"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
2, ENT38
117, ENT65
src, edge_attr, dst
117, REL7, 2
117, REL9, 2
Question: For what reason are ENT38 and ENT65 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT38", "ENT65"], "valid_edges": [["ENT65", "REL7", "ENT38"], ["ENT65", "REL9", "ENT38"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
32, ENT35
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
41, ENT48
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
123, ENT53
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
29, ENT70
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 32
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
132, REL26, 90
32, REL26, 90
32, REL43, 41
32, REL43, 29
51, REL26, 46
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
41, REL26, 34
41, REL26, 29
41, REL43, 29
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
123, REL20, 32
123, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 90
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
29, REL26, 34
29, REL43, 41
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
53, REL26, 46
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL26, 90
27, REL26, 46
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 32
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: How are ENT35 and ENT36 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT35", "ENT36"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT35"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT35", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT35", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT35", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT53", "REL20", "ENT35"], ["ENT53", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT35"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
32, ENT35
16, ENT79
src, edge_attr, dst
16, REL20, 32
Question: How are ENT35 and ENT79 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT35", "ENT79"], "valid_edges": [["ENT79", "REL20", "ENT35"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
103, ENT89
92, ENT118
src, edge_attr, dst
103, REL32, 92
Question: For what reason are ENT89 and ENT118 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT89", "ENT118"], "valid_edges": [["ENT89", "REL32", "ENT118"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
74, ENT9
21, ENT47
src, edge_attr, dst
74, REL26, 21
Question: For what reason are ENT9 and ENT47 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT9", "ENT47"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT47"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
48, ENT8
28, ENT10
src, edge_attr, dst
48, REL2, 28
48, REL35, 28
Question: For what reason are ENT8 and ENT10 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT8", "ENT10"], "valid_edges": [["ENT8", "REL2", "ENT10"], ["ENT8", "REL35", "ENT10"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
104, ENT124
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 46
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
91, REL26, 90
53, REL26, 46
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 46
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
Question: How are ENT67 and ENT86 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT67", "ENT86"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
10, ENT3
101, ENT62
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL36, 101
Question: For what reason are ENT3 and ENT62 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT3", "ENT62"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
67, ENT33
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
104, ENT124
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL26, 90
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
67, REL23, 51
67, REL26, 59
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 46
79, REL14, 51
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 59
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
91, REL26, 90
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
59, REL23, 51
Question: For what reason are ENT33 and ENT34 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT33", "ENT34"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT33", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT33", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
115, ENT7
87, ENT14
41, ENT48
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
29, ENT70
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
115, REL21, 87
115, REL21, 8
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
41, REL26, 34
41, REL26, 29
41, REL43, 29
29, REL26, 34
29, REL43, 41
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT7 and ENT48 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT48"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
28, ENT10
87, ENT14
51, ENT36
34, ENT50
3, ENT52
69, ENT61
109, ENT64
113, ENT116
8, ENT126
38, ENT128
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 51
10, REL46, 51
28, REL21, 87
28, REL21, 8
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 51
3, REL46, 51
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 8
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
38, REL23, 51
Question: How are ENT10 and ENT128 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT10", "ENT128"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT10", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT10", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT128", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
62, ENT43
44, ENT104
src, edge_attr, dst
44, REL6, 62
44, REL28, 62
Question: For what reason are ENT43 and ENT104 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT43", "ENT104"], "valid_edges": [["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
4, ENT24
65, ENT39
17, ENT71
75, ENT83
119, ENT114
113, ENT116
src, edge_attr, dst
4, REL26, 17
119, REL36, 65
119, REL36, 75
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 75
113, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT24 and ENT114 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT24", "ENT114"], "valid_edges": [["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT114", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
123, ENT53
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
17, ENT71
75, ENT83
70, ENT98
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
8, ENT126
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
112, REL26, 34
65, REL26, 112
65, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
123, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 90
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
109, REL26, 90
17, REL26, 90
75, REL26, 112
75, REL26, 34
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
113, REL26, 17
94, REL26, 90
94, REL31, 69
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 34
76, REL26, 90
Question: In what context are ENT53 and ENT126 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT53", "ENT126"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT53", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
120, ENT134
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 18
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
51, REL26, 49
79, REL26, 49
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
91, REL26, 90
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 49
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
27, REL26, 49
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 18
120, REL26, 49
Question: For what reason are ENT77 and ENT134 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT134"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT134", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
42, ENT28
56, ENT44
src, edge_attr, dst
42, REL41, 56
Question: In what context are ENT28 and ENT44 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT28", "ENT44"], "valid_edges": [["ENT28", "REL41", "ENT44"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
33, ENT20
4, ENT24
90, ENT37
19, ENT56
61, ENT57
17, ENT71
13, ENT81
94, ENT117
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
33, REL10, 4
33, REL10, 19
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
4, REL10, 19
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
61, REL26, 90
17, REL26, 90
13, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 90
94, REL31, 33
76, REL26, 90
Question: How are ENT56 and ENT81 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT56", "ENT81"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
33, ENT20
4, ENT24
132, ENT34
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
62, ENT43
3, ENT52
19, ENT56
61, ENT57
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
33, REL10, 4
33, REL10, 19
33, REL26, 90
33, REL26, 17
33, REL26, 76
4, REL10, 19
4, REL26, 90
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
65, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 70
3, REL26, 90
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 129
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 129
61, REL26, 90
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 70
109, REL26, 90
109, REL42, 3
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
75, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 112
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 112
113, REL20, 65
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 75
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 90
94, REL31, 33
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
76, REL26, 90
Question: For what reason are ENT52 and ENT56 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT52", "ENT56"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
87, ENT14
90, ENT37
62, ENT43
34, ENT50
69, ENT61
101, ENT62
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
0, ENT120
104, ENT124
8, ENT126
src, edge_attr, dst
87, REL2, 8
87, REL5, 69
87, REL5, 109
87, REL26, 112
87, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 112
62, REL26, 34
62, REL26, 70
69, REL26, 90
101, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 34
101, REL26, 70
109, REL26, 90
7, REL26, 112
7, REL26, 34
7, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 7
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 7
100, REL28, 70
17, REL10, 87
17, REL26, 90
70, REL26, 112
70, REL26, 34
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 7
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 7
44, REL28, 70
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 7
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 7
93, REL28, 70
113, REL20, 87
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 7
113, REL20, 70
113, REL20, 8
113, REL26, 90
0, REL21, 87
0, REL21, 8
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 7
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 7
104, REL28, 70
8, REL2, 87
8, REL5, 69
8, REL5, 109
8, REL26, 112
8, REL26, 87
8, REL26, 34
Question: For what reason are ENT115 and ENT120 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT115", "ENT120"], "valid_edges": [["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
4, ENT24
45, ENT26
61, ENT57
17, ENT71
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
35, ENT132
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
4, REL26, 61
4, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
61, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
76, REL26, 17
35, REL10, 4
Question: For what reason are ENT91 and ENT132 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT91", "ENT132"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT132", "REL10", "ENT24"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
81, ENT13
95, ENT112
src, edge_attr, dst
95, REL24, 81
Question: In what context are ENT13 and ENT112 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT13", "ENT112"], "valid_edges": [["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT13"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
132, ENT34
90, ENT37
62, ENT43
121, ENT59
101, ENT62
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
91, ENT77
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
70, ENT98
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
94, ENT117
129, ENT119
104, ENT124
76, ENT127
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 90
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
128, REL42, 121
132, REL26, 90
132, REL26, 91
62, REL26, 70
101, REL26, 70
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL6, 70
100, REL26, 90
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
100, REL28, 70
100, REL41, 132
100, REL41, 91
100, REL41, 129
17, REL26, 90
91, REL26, 90
130, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 90
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
1, REL42, 121
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL6, 70
44, REL26, 90
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
44, REL28, 70
44, REL41, 132
44, REL41, 91
44, REL41, 129
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL6, 70
93, REL26, 90
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
93, REL28, 70
93, REL41, 132
93, REL41, 91
93, REL41, 129
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL20, 70
113, REL26, 90
94, REL26, 90
94, REL31, 128
94, REL31, 1
129, REL2, 100
129, REL2, 44
129, REL2, 93
129, REL2, 104
129, REL26, 90
129, REL26, 91
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL6, 70
104, REL26, 90
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
104, REL28, 70
104, REL41, 132
104, REL41, 91
104, REL41, 129
76, REL26, 90
Question: In what context are ENT59 and ENT124 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT59", "ENT124"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT6", "REL42", "ENT59"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL42", "ENT59"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
37, ENT22
62, ENT43
101, ENT62
100, ENT67
17, ENT71
44, ENT104
93, ENT115
113, ENT116
104, ENT124
src, edge_attr, dst
37, REL26, 17
62, REL26, 112
101, REL26, 112
100, REL6, 62
100, REL6, 101
100, REL26, 44
100, REL28, 62
100, REL28, 101
44, REL6, 62
44, REL6, 101
44, REL28, 62
44, REL28, 101
93, REL6, 62
93, REL6, 101
93, REL26, 44
93, REL28, 62
93, REL28, 101
113, REL20, 62
113, REL20, 101
113, REL26, 17
104, REL6, 62
104, REL6, 101
104, REL26, 44
104, REL28, 62
104, REL28, 101
Question: For what reason are ENT22 and ENT67 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT22", "ENT67"], "valid_edges": [["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
114, ENT111
39, ENT131
src, edge_attr, dst
39, REL2, 114
39, REL9, 114
Question: In what context are ENT111 and ENT131 connected?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT111", "ENT131"], "valid_edges": [["ENT131", "REL2", "ENT111"], ["ENT131", "REL9", "ENT111"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
128, ENT6
45, ENT26
55, ENT29
69, ENT61
17, ENT71
130, ENT91
1, ENT96
76, ENT127
36, ENT130
src, edge_attr, dst
128, REL26, 17
128, REL26, 130
128, REL26, 76
45, REL26, 17
45, REL26, 130
45, REL26, 76
55, REL34, 36
69, REL26, 17
69, REL26, 76
130, REL26, 17
130, REL26, 76
1, REL26, 17
1, REL26, 130
1, REL26, 76
76, REL26, 17
36, REL10, 55
36, REL26, 17
Question: For what reason are ENT29 and ENT127 associated?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT29", "ENT127"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT29", "REL34", "ENT130"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL10", "ENT29"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
112, ENT2
10, ENT3
74, ENT9
127, ENT12
87, ENT14
132, ENT34
51, ENT36
90, ENT37
65, ENT39
79, ENT42
62, ENT43
85, ENT46
3, ENT52
30, ENT55
101, ENT62
15, ENT63
109, ENT64
7, ENT66
91, ENT77
75, ENT83
46, ENT85
53, ENT86
70, ENT98
18, ENT107
49, ENT110
129, ENT119
27, ENT122
8, ENT126
59, ENT129
src, edge_attr, dst
10, REL21, 87
10, REL21, 8
10, REL24, 15
10, REL24, 18
10, REL26, 90
10, REL26, 15
10, REL36, 112
10, REL36, 87
10, REL36, 65
10, REL36, 62
10, REL36, 101
10, REL36, 7
10, REL36, 75
10, REL36, 70
10, REL36, 8
10, REL41, 132
10, REL41, 51
10, REL41, 79
10, REL41, 91
10, REL41, 46
10, REL41, 53
10, REL41, 129
10, REL41, 27
10, REL46, 132
10, REL46, 51
10, REL46, 79
10, REL46, 91
10, REL46, 46
10, REL46, 53
10, REL46, 129
10, REL46, 27
74, REL26, 49
74, REL35, 127
127, REL26, 49
87, REL5, 10
87, REL5, 3
87, REL5, 15
87, REL5, 18
51, REL26, 46
51, REL26, 49
79, REL14, 51
79, REL26, 46
79, REL26, 53
79, REL26, 49
85, REL26, 74
85, REL26, 49
85, REL35, 127
3, REL21, 87
3, REL21, 8
3, REL24, 10
3, REL24, 15
3, REL24, 18
3, REL26, 90
3, REL26, 15
3, REL36, 112
3, REL36, 87
3, REL36, 65
3, REL36, 62
3, REL36, 101
3, REL36, 7
3, REL36, 75
3, REL36, 70
3, REL36, 8
3, REL41, 132
3, REL41, 51
3, REL41, 79
3, REL41, 91
3, REL41, 46
3, REL41, 53
3, REL41, 129
3, REL41, 27
3, REL46, 132
3, REL46, 51
3, REL46, 79
3, REL46, 91
3, REL46, 46
3, REL46, 53
3, REL46, 129
3, REL46, 27
30, REL23, 51
30, REL26, 49
15, REL21, 87
15, REL21, 8
15, REL26, 90
15, REL36, 112
15, REL36, 87
15, REL36, 65
15, REL36, 62
15, REL36, 101
15, REL36, 7
15, REL36, 75
15, REL36, 70
15, REL36, 8
15, REL41, 132
15, REL41, 51
15, REL41, 79
15, REL41, 91
15, REL41, 46
15, REL41, 53
15, REL41, 129
15, REL41, 27
15, REL46, 132
15, REL46, 51
15, REL46, 79
15, REL46, 91
15, REL46, 46
15, REL46, 53
15, REL46, 129
15, REL46, 27
109, REL42, 10
109, REL42, 3
109, REL42, 15
109, REL42, 18
46, REL26, 49
53, REL26, 46
53, REL26, 49
18, REL21, 87
18, REL21, 8
18, REL24, 15
18, REL26, 90
18, REL26, 15
18, REL36, 112
18, REL36, 87
18, REL36, 65
18, REL36, 62
18, REL36, 101
18, REL36, 7
18, REL36, 75
18, REL36, 70
18, REL36, 8
18, REL41, 132
18, REL41, 51
18, REL41, 79
18, REL41, 91
18, REL41, 46
18, REL41, 53
18, REL41, 129
18, REL41, 27
18, REL46, 132
18, REL46, 51
18, REL46, 79
18, REL46, 91
18, REL46, 46
18, REL46, 53
18, REL46, 129
18, REL46, 27
129, REL2, 10
129, REL2, 3
129, REL2, 15
129, REL2, 18
27, REL26, 46
27, REL26, 49
8, REL5, 10
8, REL5, 3
8, REL5, 15
8, REL5, 18
59, REL23, 51
59, REL26, 49
Question: How are ENT12 and ENT42 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT12", "ENT42"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
2, ENT38
56, ENT44
src, edge_attr, dst
56, REL7, 2
Question: How are ENT38 and ENT44 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT38", "ENT44"], "valid_edges": [["ENT44", "REL7", "ENT38"]]}
|
UMLS
|
You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order:
1) Node table (header included):
node_id, node_attr
2) Edge table (header included):
src, edge_attr, dst
Task
- Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path.
- When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table.
- Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs.
Output format (STRICT — no extra text):
PATH:
("subject"|predicate|"object")
...
END
Rules
- Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges.
- Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly.
- Output NOTHING outside the PATH block.
- If no path exists, output exactly:
PATH:
END
Graph:
node_id, node_attr
84, ENT41
46, ENT85
src, edge_attr, dst
46, REL7, 84
Question: How are ENT41 and ENT85 related?
Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.
|
graph_path
|
{
"style": "rule"
}
|
{"entities": ["ENT41", "ENT85"], "valid_edges": [["ENT85", "REL7", "ENT41"]]}
|
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