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Roi Lipman

Code Graph: From Visualization to Integration

Code is the foundation of modern software, but as codebases grow in complexity, understanding and navigating them becomes increasingly challenging. Code Graph is a visual representation of a codebase, leveraging Knowledge Graphs and Large Language Models (LLMs) to map the

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Guy Korland

Knowledge Graph & LLM or what is GraphRAG?

By using GraphRAG, we can achieve a bidirectional communication between Knowledge Graphs and LLMs, where both sides can benefit from each other’s strengths and compensate for each other’s weaknesses. We can also enable a more natural and intuitive interaction between

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Structure of a Knowledge Graph
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Guy Korland

Knowledge graph vs vector database: Which one to choose?

Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful Generative AI models that can learn statistical relationships between words, which enables them to generate human-like text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content, and answer questions in an informative way. Since the

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Roi Lipman

Efficient State Machine Modeling Using FalkorDB

The latest release of FalkorDB V4.0.5 includes a new ability to easily clone graphs. In this blog post we’ll be developing a state machine framework where a machine is represented by a graph. Whenever a FSM (finite state machine) is executed

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Vardhanam Daga

How to Build a Movie Recommendation System Powered by Knowledge Graph FalkorDB

Source: https://medium.com/@akriti.upadhyay/building-advanced-rag-applications-using-falkordb-langchain-diffbot-api-and-openai-083fa1b6a96c When you surf through Amazon Prime, you are met with a screen that lists the top movies for you. Netflix and Hulu do the same. These platforms use powerful recommendation systems to keep you interested — by tracking

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RAG Application Overview
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Akriti Upadhyay

Building Advanced RAG Applications Using FalkorDB, LangChain, Diffbot API, and OpenAI

Source: https://medium.com/@akriti.upadhyay/building-advanced-rag-applications-using-falkordb-langchain-diffbot-api-and-openai-083fa1b6a96c   Introduction The introduction of the Knowledge Graph Database in the realm of evolving Large Language Models has changed the way RAG applications are getting built. Since RAG mitigates knowledge limitations like hallucinations and knowledge cut-offs, we use

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Roi Lipman

RAG battle: vector database vs knowledge graph

LLMs today The potential of using LLMs for knowledge extraction is nothing less than amazing, in this last couple of months we’ve seen a rush towards integrating large language models to perform a variety of tasks, e.g. data summarization, Q&A

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Roi Lipman

Scale Out

The ability to scale out a database is crucial, in this short post I would like to walk through how FalkorDB scales out. As a quick recap I should mention that FalkorDB is a native graph database, developed as a

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Guy Korland

Building a Q&A System

If you are looking for a simple way to build a Q&A system based on your knowledge graph, you should check out LangChain. Langchain allows you to easily query your Knowledge Graph using natural language.  In this blog post, I will show

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Guy Korland

Building and Querying a Knowledge Graph

If you are looking for a simple way to create and query a knowledge graph based on your internal documents, you should check out LlamaIndex. LlamaIndex is a tool that allows you to easily build and search a knowledge graph using natural language

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Guy Korland

Building & Querying a Knowledge Graph from Unstructured Data

Diffbot API, FalkorDB, and LangChain are a great combination for building intelligent applications that can understand and answer questions from unstructured data. Diffbot API has a powerful API that can extract structured data from unstructured documents, such as web pages, PDFs, or emails. With Diffbot

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