Another Word For It Patrick Durusau on Topic Maps and Semantic Diversity

August 6, 2012

neo4j: Creating a custom index with neo4j.rb

Filed under: Neo4j,Neo4j.rb,Neography — Patrick Durusau @ 4:13 pm

neo4j: Creating a custom index with neo4j.rb by Mark Needham

From the post:

As I mentioned in my last post I’ve been playing around with the TFL Bus stop location and routes API and one thing I wanted to do was load all the bus stops into a neo4j database using the neo4j.rb gem.

I initially populated the database via neography but it was taking around 20 minutes each run and I figured it’d probably be much quicker to populate it directly rather than using the REST API.

You might want to mark/update your copy of the Neo4j documentation to account for what Mark discovers about custom indexes.

February 12, 2012

Using Cypher with Neography

Filed under: Cypher,Neography — Patrick Durusau @ 5:15 pm

Using Cypher with Neography by Max De Marzi.

From the post:

Cypher is the query language of Neo4j, and as promised I’ll show you how you can use it to implement friend recommendations as well as degrees of separation.

Curious. What other questions would you ask of a graph database other than friend recommendations and degrees of separation?

February 3, 2012

Graph Visualization and Neo4j (Parts 1, 2, 3 (so far))

Filed under: Graphs,Neo4j,Neography,Processing.js,Visualization — Patrick Durusau @ 4:57 pm

Max De Marzi has a truly amazing series of posts on graph visualization and Neo4j!

Here is a quick list:

Graph Visualization and Neo4j

Highlights (besides Max’s code): Processing.js, radial navigation (Donut).

Graph Visualization and Neo4j – Part Two

Highlights: Continues with Processing.js and the canvas element from HTML 5. If you don’t know the canvas element, see the Mozilla Developer page Canvas tutorial.

Graph Visualization and Neo4j – Part Three

Highlights: D3.js, chord flare visualization, and to answer Max’s question about the resulting graphic: Yes, yes it is pretty!

January 6, 2012

Neography

Filed under: Neo4j,Neography,Ruby — Patrick Durusau @ 11:36 am

Neography

From the webpage:

Neography is a thin Ruby wrapper to the Neo4j Rest API, for more information:

If you want to the full power of Neo4j, you will want to use JRuby and the excellent Neo4j.rb gem at github.com/andreasronge/neo4j by Andreas Ronge

A complement to Neography is the Neology Gem at github.com/lordkada/neology by Carlo Alberto Degli Atti

An alternative is the Architect4r Gem at github.com/namxam/architect4r by Maximilian Schulz

For all you Ruby hackers out there!

Neovigator

Filed under: Neography,Neovigator,Processing.js — Patrick Durusau @ 11:36 am

Neovigator

From the webpage:

An attempt to use Neography and processing.js to navigate a Neo4j graph via its REST API.

Be sure to visit the demo site: http://neovigator.herokuapp.com/

Mouse-over and enjoy!

Aside to Kirk: Thinking of the potential to represent morphemes, morphological annotations, syntactic analysis, with variants in a first person shooter, sorry, point and click interface. First step display, then authoring.

Hmmm, some relationships could be auto-generated, such an an emendation need only be entered with its relationship to a morpheme and its relationships to the word, verse, syntactic divisions, etc. could be automatically added. Could have “display changes” to facilitate review.

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