For this example I am going to use my browser history data. Most browsers store this data in SQLite. This means relational data, easy to access from Neo4j using the apoc.load.jdbc stored procedure. Continue reading “QuickGraph#4 Explore your browser history in Neo4j”
As far as I know, the only way to query Google’s Knowledge Graph currently is the search API. Let’s run a query on it, search for instance for Miles Davis’ album “Sketches of Spain”. Continue reading “The ‘hidden’ connections in Google’s Knowledge Graph”
For this example, I am going to use a sample movie dataset from the Cayley project. It’s a set of half a million triples about actors, directors and movies that can be downloaded here. Continue reading “QuickGraph#3 A step-by-step example of RDF to Property Graph transformation”
