generation_templates.yaml

templates:
  direct_forward_relation:
    - '"{source}" points to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" connects to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" links to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" maps to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" precedes "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" corresponds to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" is followed by "{target}".'
  direct_reverse_relation:
    - '"{target}" is pointed to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is connected to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is linked to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is mapped to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is preceded by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" corresponds to "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" follows "{source}".'
  indirect_forward_relation:
    - '"{source}" indirectly points to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" points to "{target}" via intermediate node(s).'
    - '"{source}" eventually points to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" connects to "{target}" indirectly.'
    - '"{source}" is connected to "{target}" via intermediary(s).'
    - '"{source}" establishes an indirect connection to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" links to "{target}" indirectly.'
    - '"{source}" links to "{target}" through one or more intermediaries.'
    - '"{source}" maps to "{target}" indirectly.'
    - '"{source}" is mapped to "{target}" via intermediate mapping(s).'
    - '"{source}" corresponds to "{target}" indirectly.'
    - '"{source}" is indirectly associated with "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" indirectly matches "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" is indirectly followed by "{target}".'
    - 'After "{source}", "{target}" eventually follows (implying intermediate steps).'
    - '"{source}" is eventually followed by "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" eventually precedes "{target}".'
  indirect_reverse_relation:
    - '"{target}" is indirectly pointed to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is pointed to by "{source}" via intermediate node(s).'
    - '"{target}" is eventually pointed to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly connected to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is connected to by "{source}" via intermediary(s).'
    - '"{target}" receives an indirect connection established by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly linked to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is linked to by "{source}" through one or more intermediaries.'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly mapped to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is mapped to "{source}" via intermediate mapping(s).'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly corresponded to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly associated with "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is indirectly matched by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" indirectly follows "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" eventually follows "{source}" after intermediate steps.'
    - '"{target}" eventually follows "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is eventually preceded by "{source}".'
  indirect_intermediate_path:
    single:
      - 'The connection is established via "{node}".'
      - 'The path includes an intermediate step via "{node}".'
      - 'This relationship is formed via "{node}".'
      - 'This happens through the intermediate nodes "{node}".'
      - 'The transition occurs through the intermediate nodes "{node}".'
      - 'Communication between them is facilitated through the intermediate nodes "{node}".'
      - 'This relationship follows the path "{source}" → "{node}" → "{target}".'
    begin:
      - 'The connection is established via "{node}"'
      - 'The path includes an intermediate step via "{node}"'
      - 'This relationship is formed via "{node}"'
      - 'This happens through the intermediate nodes "{node}"'
      - 'The transition occurs through the intermediate nodes "{node}"'
      - 'Communication between them is facilitated through the intermediate nodes "{node}"'
      - 'This relationship follows the path "{source}" → "{node}"'
    middle:
      - ', "{node}"'
      - ' → "{node}"'
    end:
      - ', and "{node}".'
      - ' → "{node}" → "{target}".'
  no_forward_relation:
    - '"{source}" does not point to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" does not connect to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" does not link to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" does not map to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" does not precede "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" does not correspond to "{target}".'
    - '"{source}" is not followed by "{target}".'
  no_reverse_relation:
    - '"{target}" is not pointed to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is not connected to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is not linked to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is not mapped to by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" is not preceded by "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" does not correspond to "{source}".'
    - '"{target}" does not follow "{source}".'
  node_names:
    - 'There is a node called "{source}" and a node called "{target}".'
    - 'The nodes are labeled "{source}" and "{target}".'
    - 'There is a node "{source}" and another node "{target}".'
    - 'Nodes "{source}" and "{target}" are present.'
    - 'Nodes "{source}" and "{target}" exist.'
  no_intermediate_node:
    - 'There is a direct connection from "{source}" to "{target}" with no intermediate nodes.'
    - 'Between "{source}" and "{target}" there are no intermediary points.'
    - 'The relationship from "{source}" to "{target}" occurs without any intermediate nodes.'
    - 'No intermediate node exists between "{source}" and "{target}".'
    - 'A direct link connects "{source}" and "{target}" without any intervening points.'

instruction_templates:
  no_relationship: >
    There is a node named "{source}" and a node named "{target}". There is no relationship between "{source}" and "{target}". They are not used together.
  direct_relation: >
    There is a node named "{source}" and a node named "{target}". A clear directional relationship exists from "{source}" to "{target}". They are usually used together.
  relation_with_single_intermediate: >
    There is a node named "{source}" and a node named "{target}". There is a relationship from "{source}" to "{target}" along the path "{source}" → "{node}" → "{target}" They can be used together with other nodes.
  relation_with_multiple_intermediates:
    begin: >
      There is a node named "{source}" and a node named "{target}". There is a relationship from "{source}" to "{target}" along the path "{source}" → "{node}"
    middle: ' → "{node}"'
    end: ' → "{node}" → "{target}".'