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The Graph-Inference Engine (GIE)
A Neuro-Symbolic Architecture for Faithful Multi-Hop Reasoning via Differentiable Graph Traversal and Discrete DAG Extraction
Overview
This repository contains the complete whitepaper for the Graph-Inference Engine (GIE), a neuro-symbolic model that navigates and agentically evolves a continuous world-graph to resolve queries by outputting discrete Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) reasoning traces.
๐ [Read the full whitepaper โ](GIE_Whitepaper.md)
Key Contributions
Architecture Diagram
Query Q โ [Entity Grounding] โ [NBFNet Traversal (T iterations)]
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[Edge Relevance Scores ฯ_q(e)]
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[NOTEARS DAG Extraction] โ D_Q
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[Dead-End?] โ YES โ [Edge Proposal Network]
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NO [Gatekeeper: Sheaf + Datalog + PSL]
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[Answer Decode] [Expand G, Re-traverse]
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(v_answer, D_Q) โโโโโโโโโโKey References
- NBFNet: Zhu et al. (2021) - Neural Bellman-Ford Networks. arXiv:2106.06935
- GFlowNet TB: Malkin et al. (2022) - Trajectory Balance. arXiv:2201.13259
- NOTEARS: Zheng et al. (2018) - DAGs with NO TEARS. arXiv:1803.01422
- Knowledge Sheaves: Hansen & Ghrist (2021). arXiv:2110.03789
- Faith and Fate: Dziri et al. (2024) - Limits of Transformers. arXiv:2305.18654
- RFEval: Kim et al. (2026) - Reasoning Faithfulness. arXiv:2602.17053
Citation
@techreport{gie2026,
title={The Graph-Inference Engine: A Neuro-Symbolic Architecture for Faithful Multi-Hop Reasoning},
year={2026},
note={Technical whitepaper}
}