Saloni Gupta, Data Scientist, SparkCognition Mar 15, 2023 8mins read
Photo by Galina Nelyubova on UnsplashWell, you might be wondering: Why would one want to write Pandas or SQL-style queries while working with a graph database like Neo4j? Does it not defeat the purpose of having data stored and ingested in… Read more →
Who among us remembers how hard it was to learn to drive? If you haven’t learned to drive yet, or don’t intend to learn, how hard do you think it would be?Pretty daunting, as I remember (confession: it took me three… Read more →
Tom Nijhof, Back End Developer at CytoSMART Jan 26, 2023 3mins read
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 →
Tom Nijhof, Back End Developer at CytoSMART Jan 26, 2023 6mins read
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 →
Tom Nijhof, Back End Developer at CytoSMART Jan 26, 2023 7mins read
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 →
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 →
Tom Nijhof, Back End Developer at CytoSMART Jan 05, 2023 6mins read
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 →
Michael Hunger, Head of Product Innovation & Developer Strategy, Neo4j Dec 06, 2022 8mins read
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 →
John Stegeman, Graph Database Product Specialist, Neo4j Nov 09, 2022 6mins read
Neo4j 5 introduces Autonomous Clustering, which makes it easier to run and administer scalable, fault tolerant, and highly available clusters. Read more →
Jonathan Thein, Product Marketing – UserTools Nov 08, 2022 4mins read
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 →
Scott M. Fulton, III, Head of Developer Organic Marketing, Neo4j AuraDB Nov 04, 2022 16mins read
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 →
Scott M. Fulton, III, Head of Developer Organic Marketing, Neo4j AuraDB Oct 10, 2022 32mins read
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 →
Michael Hunger, Head of Product Innovation & Developer Strategy, Neo4j Aug 22, 2022 10mins read
Over the weekend I was watching the first few (very short) episodes of the new Groot series with my daughter and thought we could revisit the Marvel Data API in our livestream. Read more →
Chintan Desai, Consulting Engineer, Neo4j Aug 17, 2022 4mins read
Health care analytics is an analysis activity that can be undertaken as a result of data collected from four areas within healthcare:Claims and Cost DataPharmaceutical and Research and Development (R&D) DataClinical Data (collected from electronic medical records (EHRs))Patient Behavior and Sentiment Data (patient… Read more →