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I am building a GraphRAG application and need to find nodes based on semantic similarity (vector search) and then immediately traverse their relationships (graph search). How can I combine these into ...
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here i got : Elasticsearch stores most of the searchable / document-like data (text fields, city, etc.) Neo4j stores relationships and some entity attributes (e.g., gender, graph connections) Each ...
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I have been trying to start exploring the Reactome Graph Database today following the instructions given at https://reactome.org/dev/graph-database#GetStarted I have installed Neo4j Desktop 2 (version ...
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I've been trying to find the best (easiest to adjust and modify, and most efficient) way to implement and find an OR relation between Neo4j graph relations. For reference - my Neo4j DB can contain ...
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I have this situation CREATE (a:X { id: 1 }) CREATE (b:Y { id: 2 }) CREATE (c:Z { id: 3 }) CREATE (:Z { id: 4 }) CREATE (a)-[:HAS]->(d:W { id: 5 })<-[:HAS]-(b) CREATE (c)-[:HAS]->(d) And I ...
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If I run this query UNWIND [1,2,3] AS a WITH collect(a) AS la UNWIND [4,5,6] AS b WITH la, collect(b) AS lb RETURN la, lb I get this result la lb [1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6] If I change the FIRST list to [], ...
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I have a fairly complicated Cypher query as follows: MATCH (n1:Object {id:299235,type:3})-[r1:COMPARED_TO]->(n2:Object {type:3})-[r2:COMPARED_TO]->(n3:Object {type:3})-[r3:COMPARED_TO]->(n4:...
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I am getting my head around a Neo4j database that links people together, along with details of how they are connected. Specifically I have a "Person" node and a "KNOWS" ...
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I'm trying to create nodes with one set label (:object) and two additional labels that are based on values in the following CSV file: Object_ID Classification Hierarchy_name Object_type O0010 ...
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We have some objects in our DB, which roughly look like this: MATCH (:State)--(sV:StateVal) WHERE sV.notOnDate IS NOT NULL RETURN sV LIMIT 2; +----------------------------------------------------------...
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I have a non-cyclical graph, where all the nodes are of type (label) Entity and all relationships are of type OWNS. Each relationship is guaranteed to have a property Percentage, which is the numeric ...
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I'm building graph query to Cypher and trying to process user input with fuzzy matching and then filtering with Lavenshtein distance. This works really well for the most cases for me but I struggle ...
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I have the following query in Neo4j using the Python library graphdatascience: G, result = gds.graph.project( "communities", # Graph name "__Entity__", # Node ...
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I have a path like this: MATCH (n:Parent)-[:has_parent|has_child*..2]-(m:Deceased) RETURN n.name, n.age, m.name,m.age My problem of course is that this is non-directional and super slow. In this path ...
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I'm running two different graph database setups on separate Kubernetes clusters (with the same configuration) and facing performance issues with JanusGraph compared to Neo4j. Here's the detailed setup:...

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