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by CharlieDigital
668 days ago
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> While knowledge graphs are useful in many ways, personally I wouldn't use Neo4J to build a knowledge graph as it doesn't really play to any of their strengths.
I'd strongly disagree. The built-in Graph Data Science package has a lot of nice graph algos that are easy to reach for when you need things like community detection.The ability to "land and expand" efficiently (my term for how I think about KG's in Neo4j) is quite nice with Cypher. Retrieval performance with "land and expand" is, however, highly dependent on your initial processing to build the graph and how well you've teased out the relationships in the dataset. > I would rather stab myself with a fork than try to use Cypher to query a concept graph when better standards-based options are available.
Cypher is a variant of the GQL standard that was born from Cypher itself and subsequently the working group of openCypher: https://opencypher.org/More info: https://neo4j.com/blog/gql-international-standard/ https://neo4j.com/blog/cypher-gql-world/ |
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