What is a Graph Database? The world is becoming more connected every day and these connections are more valuable than ever. We’re finding ways to explore connections and relationships to see what they can tell us. And they can tell us a lot: about how individuals...
Authored by TigerGraph Solutions and Engineering Financial institutions have massive volumes of highly interconnected and structured data, which they need to ingest in real time and to use for a wide range of queries and reports, from simple fund transactions to machine learning-driven fraud detection and...
A cycle is a path of edges and vertices that connect together to form a loop. In a directed graph, all the edges must point in the same direction so that one can "travel" around the cycle. In a sample social graph (Fig.1), George, Howard...
In our upcoming 2.4 release, TigerGraph will offer a major syntax extension in GSQL - pattern matching. Pattern matching enables users to focus on specifying what multi-hop path pattern they want in a query block, without worrying about the direction of the underlying data flow....
How to Build an Associative Memory Capability in 1 Hour Recently I came across a wonderful presentation about Cognitive Computing and Associative Memory. Intel Saffron is a product dedicated for predictive analytics based on the associative memory concept. In this article I’ll show how to use...
As the deadline to file the taxes, April 15th looms large in the United States, I have been thinking about paying our fair share of taxes and what we can do to find the individuals and corporations who employ all sorts of tricks to get...
Machine learning (ML) – an aspect of artificial intelligence (AI) that allows software to accurately identify patterns and predict outcomes – has become a hot industry topic. With ever-increasing advances in data analysis, storage, and computing power in the last few years, machine learning has...
My daughter, a high schooler heard me chatting with a client last week and asked me, “Why do you keep going on and on about GSQL and something called the accumulators? What’s the big deal?” As I thought about the best way to explain accumulators,...
Last month I wrote about the ISO meeting in Brisbane, working towards a standard query language for property graphs. I recently returned from Berlin, where the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) held a special workshop to build bridges between the semantic graph and property graph communities. The 3-day...
In this short technical blog, I will show you how to use GSQL to search a graph for all the occurrences of a small graph pattern. We call this pattern matching. Consider the problem of matching a pattern of vertices and directed edges in a graph...
