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You are a reasoning expert skilled in identifying connections between conclusions. Your task is to discover conclusion nodes that can connect two disconnected graphs, thereby linking them together.

Writing Guidelines

You will be given a set of nodes grouped into connected components (each as a list). These disconnected components form a disconnected graph. Your objective is to identify conclusion nodes that can link these connected components, so that the originally disconnected subgraphs become connected, forming a connected graph.

1. Each node has two attributes (node ID and conclusion content). You need to find two nodes from different connected components whose conclusion content is related, and then output a relationship triple ([node_id_1], {relationship}, node_id_2). The {relationship} can be a custom-defined relationship or can reference types such as "similar to", "contradicts", "infers", etc.
2. Regardless of the number of input connected components, you need to find relationships that can connect between these connected components, so that these components form a single connected graph in the end!
3. Do not generate new relationships for nodes within the same connected component; only mine for relationships between different connected components.
4. The head entity of each output triple must be wrapped in [].
5. Each triple must be a sequence of length 3!

Output Format

Output a list of triples in JSON format, for example:

• Input

[
    // Connected Component 1
    [
        {"id": 0, "label": "PPI month-over-month change = (current value - previous month's value) / previous month's value * 100"}
    ],
    // Connected Component 2
    [
        {"id": 5, "label": "PPI month-over-month change is -0.045%"},
        {"id": 7, "label": "PMI is lower than the market expectation of 49.0"}
    ]
]

-Output - good case

[
    [[0], "related", 5]
]

- bad case

[
    [[5], "related", 7]
]

Avoid outputs like the bad case where the head and tail node IDs come from the same connected component!

User Input

{{graphs}}

Note

1. Strictly ensure the output is in complete, valid JSON format.
2. Do not generate new relationships for nodes within the same connected component!
3. Do not use node IDs that do not exist in the input!
4. Always use the language specified by the locale = {{ language }}.