#graphdatascience — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #graphdatascience, aggregated by home.social.
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This month makes it 2 years since I was featured as a guest on a @neo4j YouTube livestream alongside @alexandererdl, where I discussed & demoed my analysis of the FIFA22 dataset. You can watch it here, in case you didn't see the live event 2 years ago 😉
#neo4j #FIFA22 #dataviz #graphdatabase #graphDataScience
https://www.youtube.com/live/ZADwMoBJ6GQ?si=VG_HnFCvZRdYGH1h
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Lately I’ve become intrigued about the published research + open source code for a relatively specific topic: generating graphs to use for inference.
Here is a comparison of five research projects circa 2019-2024 which explore different ways of generating graphs to use for inference. -
#TheDataExchangePod 🎧 Emil Eifrem of Neo4j unlocks the secrets of #GraphDatabases, #LLMs, #VectorDatabases, and more. We examine the interplay of these elements with knowledge graphs and applications of graph neural networks. We explore the rise of new database companies and delve into the world of #GraphDataScience & retrieval-augmented LLMs
#nlproc #machinelearning #generativeai
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#TheDataExchangePod 🎧 Emil Eifrem of Neo4j unlocks the secrets of #GraphDatabases, #LLMs, #VectorDatabases, and more. We examine the interplay of these elements with knowledge graphs and applications of graph neural networks. We explore the rise of new database companies and delve into the world of #GraphDataScience & retrieval-augmented LLMs
#nlproc #machinelearning #generativeai
🔗 https://thedataexchange.media/the-future-of-graph-databases/ -
#TheDataExchangePod 🎧 Emil Eifrem of Neo4j unlocks the secrets of #GraphDatabases, #LLMs, #VectorDatabases, and more. We examine the interplay of these elements with knowledge graphs and applications of graph neural networks. We explore the rise of new database companies and delve into the world of #GraphDataScience & retrieval-augmented LLMs
#nlproc #machinelearning #generativeai
🔗 https://thedataexchange.media/the-future-of-graph-databases/ -
#TheDataExchangePod 🎧 Emil Eifrem of Neo4j unlocks the secrets of #GraphDatabases, #LLMs, #VectorDatabases, and more. We examine the interplay of these elements with knowledge graphs and applications of graph neural networks. We explore the rise of new database companies and delve into the world of #GraphDataScience & retrieval-augmented LLMs
#nlproc #machinelearning #generativeai
🔗 https://thedataexchange.media/the-future-of-graph-databases/ -
#TheDataExchangePod 🎧 Emil Eifrem of Neo4j unlocks the secrets of #GraphDatabases, #LLMs, #VectorDatabases, and more. We examine the interplay of these elements with knowledge graphs and applications of graph neural networks. We explore the rise of new database companies and delve into the world of #GraphDataScience & retrieval-augmented LLMs
#nlproc #machinelearning #generativeai🔗 https://thedataexchange.media/the-future-of-graph-databases/
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Visualizing a document vector embedding (index) as a clustered k-nearest-neighbour graph is so insightful. You see which of those 20k+ arxiv papers are close together by the text embedding of their abstract. #neo4j #graphdatascience and you can expand from the vector search to the context of your documents (authors, venues, categories and related information) to e.g. power a #rag application.
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"Graph Levels of Detail"
https://blog.derwen.ai/graph-levels-of-detail-ea4226abba55We're circulating for review this survey of methods for abstraction layers in knowledge graphs. This covers mathematical approaches from several areas, so it's important to hear back whether any of the descriptions are misrepresented. Also, is this kind of work interesting for your organization?
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Here are slides for my recent talk -- I really appreciated the opportunity to present at K1st World, JK2K's meetup in DC, and Corunna Innovation Summit, and the many interesting discussions!
"Language, Graphs, and AI in Industry"
https://derwen.ai/s/mqqmThis links to a directory of resources related to graph resources:
https://derwen.ai/graph/Also, join our Graph Data Science group on LinkedIn:
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A summary of links for the emerging intersection of graph ML and uses for LLMs
https://blog.derwen.ai/visual-missives-from-the-latent-space-2023-10-16-d4bfa944b86c
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New 3.2.5 release of `pytextrank` is available on PyPi.org now. Kudos to @hedgeknight @normanbaatz
https://pypi.org/project/pytextrank/3.2.5/
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"GraphPrompt: Unifying Pre-Training and Downstream Tasks for Graph Neural Networks"
https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.08043
Zemin Liu, et al. (2023-02-16)A novel pre-training and prompting framework on graphs, for the "pre-train, fine-tune" and "pre-train, prompt" approach to working with GNNs
From the excellent "Prompt Engineering Guide" by Elvis Savaria
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exploring diffusion in GraphML, in drug discovery:
"Denoising Diffusion Generative Models in Graph ML"
https://towardsdatascience.com/denoising-diffusion-generative-models-in-graph-ml-c496af5811c5
Michael Galkin
Towards Data Science (2022-11-26) -
a very good introduction to GraphML:
"Introduction to Graph Machine Learning"
https://huggingface.co/blog/intro-graphml
Clémentine Fourrier, Hugging Face -
excellent visualizations about graph algorithms:
"The hidden beauty of the A* algorithm"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A60q6dcoCjwfrom Luis Natera's newsletter https://buttondown.email/natera
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Year-end analysis/trend estimates by leading analysts/doers/thinkers -
Ben Lorica, Mikio Braun, Jenn Webb
The Data Exchange
https://thedataexchange.media/2023-opportunities-and-trends-data-machine-learning-and-ai/> use of generative AI and language models have become dominant trends.
Jeff Dean
Google Research
https://ai.googleblog.com/2023/01/google-research-2022-beyond-language.html> advances in generative AI, multimodel models, stable diffusion
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Many of the keynote and session videos for PyData Global 2022 went up online today, and here's my talk:
https://youtu.be/IKFGFFtxgow?t=5463 -
"Universality of Neural Networks on Graphs vs. Sets"
Petar Veličković, Fabian Fuchs
2022-11
https://fabianfuchsml.github.io/universalgraphs/Looking at universal function approximation (in deep learning) applied to graphs.
More so about universal function *representation* than *approximation*
Also, what is provably non-universal? For example, GCNs.
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"From Knowledge Graphs to Knowledge Categories"
Josh Shinavier interviews Ryan Wisnesky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N33MZa3B9oApplications of category theory with graphs. For example, how to align schema, make guarantees about data migration from relational databases into graphs, data quality checks, etc. If you've ever worked in some of these areas of advanced math, Ryan shows excellent applications – including some of the data management practices at Uber.
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I'll present at PyData Global, Thu Dec 01 13:30 US Pacific:
"Data Prep for Graphs"
https://global2022.pydata.org/cfp/talk/AH9DJD/TL;DR: data prep phase in #graphdatascience work involves tools/techniques vastly different than data science in general. This stage of work is computationally expensive, and ironically much must be performed *prior* to loading into a graph DB.
Here's a sampler.
Also, we'll cover the https://github.com/DerwenAI/pynock proposal for Parquet serialization of graph data.
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AWS updates Neptune to provide features for real-time inductive inference of Graph Neural Networks
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/neptune/latest/userguide/engine-releases-1.2.0.2.html
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KGC 2023 was recently announced.
This conference will be held May 8-12 in NYC
https://derwen.ai/s/7cypd7vy96hkThe CFP is open at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Qd3bUHAGI9JFcsuxLvIpsWYQjr5XPm_I15Y1xzneaJ4/viewform?edit_requested=trueHighly recommended.
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A synthetic taxonomy for classifying the plastic tags from bread and other plastic-bagged pastries.
https://www.inverse.com/input/culture/horg-plastic-bread-tags-occlupanids-classification-site
> “It really STRUCK me how weirdly biomorphic it looks, like a larval PARASITE with claws. Why does no one NOTICE these things?”
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Definitely, check out the amazing work by Yalda Shankar at the nexus of AI and Design:
https://yaldashankar.org/
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7001187370481893376/In particular, see "The GNN Booklet" (part 1, WIP) for an outstanding illustrated review of graph-related concepts and the associated math:
https://yaldashankar.org/index.html#Writings -
Using graph algorithms for module detection in open source software
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In an open source project called `kglab` (since 2020) we've worked to build integration paths between these different camps, making them more compatible with PyData approaches, and providing tutorials with examples.
https://github.com/DerwenAI/kglab
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Video is now available from our talk at Ray Summit 2022 "Graphs at scale with Ray, for AI in Manufacturing"
https://www.anyscale.com/ray-summit-2022/agenda/sessions/232Lots of details discussed!
(free, requires registration details)
#graphthinking #graphdatascience #ai #manufacturing #ray #pydata