I got a helpful email from Ron van Weverwijk pointing out that constructing a Cypher query every time does not give the best performance. I didn’t know at the time that this would also solve another problem. The problem is… Read more →
PubChem is a database with millions of chemical compounds. All these can be downloaded and put into your graph database as a basis for your project.I downloaded 197M synonyms related to 57M compounds for the Open Measurement project.Open MeasurementThis project is… Read more →
Combining PubChem and Neo4j even furtherIn my last blog, I downloaded 197M nodes of all the chemical synonyms out of PubChem. This number was of course too low to cover every chemical synonym ever used.I do want to connect the compounds from… Read more →
Discover how to use graph recommendation algorithm to predict reactions between a chemical and a specific cell line. Read more →
Image by pexels.comMy Eastern European grandfather had a very old TV in his room that was created back in the old Soviet era. On occasions, the telly went blurry, sometimes the sounds got distorted, and rarely it looked like it… Read more →
Proper modeling of a graph database may be challenging. Because it requires a little bit of a different approach than relational database, we need to take into consideration what types of questions we want to answer.Luckily, nowadays we can use tools… Read more →
The main features of the plugin: Manage connections to Neo4j instances in the Sidebar, manage query parameters and run Cypher from a file or text selection.How did we get here?As a developer building Neo4j Applications in VS Code, I often switch… Read more →
The open measurement graph will be used to find connections between different measurements in different experiments and conditions. In a previous blog, we added chemical compounds — and their synonyms — from PubChem into the graph. In this blog, we are going to populate… Read more →
Discover how Neo4j supports cross-disciplinary research between technology and humanities researches in conversational AI. Read more →
Discover how you can automate deployment of Neo4j Java Extensions on self-managed Google Cloud environments. Read more →
Do you ever wonder what licenses you need for your Python project? Tom Nijhof made a tool to figure it out. Read more →
Discover how Vlad created Graphville, a graph educational platform with Neo4j courses to teach Cypher to beginners through storytelling. Read more →
ChatGPT was launched by open.ai and Michael has explored different areas of its application and tried applying it to learning graph databases. Read more →
If you are a seasoned Neo4j user, you may already know about GraphAcademy, Neo4j’s free, self-paced, hands-on online training platform. We offer a wide range of courses completely free of charge, teaching everything from Neo4j Fundamentals to how to develop… Read more →
Learn how to overcome the Tuple error or the "wrong" record type in Java 17 Records and the Neo4j-Java-Driver. Read more →
“You can take those vector embeddings, and put them into your model to predict whatever you want. It’s not only identifying, but also encoding. That makes it really powerful.” Read more →
Neo4j 5 introduces Autonomous Clustering, which makes it easier to run and administer scalable, fault tolerant, and highly available clusters. Read more →
With Autumn in full swing, we have a few new features in Neo4j Bloom to call out that make graph data visualization and exploration even easier and more intuitive.Let’s start by introducing this neat little trick for anyone getting started… Read more →
It’s not a commonly used phrase yet, at least not in the information technology space: graph embedding. For now, it’s more of a data science phrase, borrowed from the playbook of mathematicians. Read more →
The new update in Neo4j's Bolt Protocol Driver fixes the DateTime issues with the seconds field by giving it UTC-aware structures. Read more →
Neo4j Data Importer is the no-code approach to loading your flat file data into Neo4j, and it’s come a long way since its beta debut in March 2022. Read more →
When I discovered Neo4j Graph Database, it was love at a first sight. It solves a lot of problems of highly relational databases. Besides, its visual representation of the data model is much easier to read and understand. Read more →
Learn how to find solutions for real-world scenarios in Neo4j, by virtually projecting nodes and relationships. Read more →
As graph databases and graph data is getting more traction in the world the need for specialized graph powered visualization tools to provide feedback to end users is needed.A variety of tools are already available to visualize force-directed graphs but as… Read more →
If you use ours or anyone’s native graph database system, and you wind up with a data model that is not connected, not networked, and does not account for all the possible relationships between all the elements of data in your entire data warehouse, you’re doing it wrong. Read more →
