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Author Sun, Ricky.

Title The essential criteria of graph databases [electronic resource] / Ricky Sun.

Imprint Amsterdam : Elsevier, 2024.

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Description 1 online resource
Contents Intro -- The Essential Criteria of Graph Databases -- Copyright -- Contents -- Chapter 1: History of graph computing and graph databases -- 1.1. What exactly is a graph? -- 1.1.1. The forgotten art of graph thinking, part I -- 1.1.2. The forgotten art of graph thinking II -- 1.1.3. A brief history of graph technology development -- 1.2. The evolution of big data and database technologies -- 1.2.1. From data to big data to deep data -- 1.2.2. Relational database vs graph database -- 1.3. Graph computing in the Internet of things (IoT) era -- 1.3.1. Unprecedented capabilities
1.3.2. Differences between graph computing and graph database -- Chapter 2: Graph database basics and principles -- 2.1. Graph computing -- 2.1.1. Basic concepts of graph computing -- 2.1.2. Applicable scenarios of graph computing -- 2.2. Graph storage -- 2.2.1. Basic concepts of graph storage -- 2.2.2. Graph storage data structure and modeling -- 2.3. Evolution of graph query language -- 2.3.1. Basic concepts of database query language -- 2.3.2. Graph query language -- Chapter 3: Graph database architecture design -- 3.1. High-performance graph storage architecture
3.1.1. Key features of high-performance storage systems -- 3.1.2. High-performance storage architecture design ideas -- 3.2. High-performance graph computing architecture -- 3.2.1. Real-time graph computing system architecture -- 3.2.2. Graph database schema and data model -- 3.2.3. How the core engine handles different data types -- 3.2.4. Data structure in graph computing engine -- 3.2.5. How to partition (shard) a large graph -- 3.2.6. High availability and scalability -- 3.2.7. Failure and recovery -- 3.3. Graph query and analysis framework design
3.3.1. Graph database query language design ideas -- Path query -- K neighbor query -- Metadata query -- Graph query language compiler -- 3.3.2. Graph visualization -- Schema management and metadata display -- Various display methods of query results -- Graph algorithm visualization -- Chapter 4: Graph algorithms -- 4.1. Degree -- 4.2. Centrality -- 4.2.1. Graph centrality algorithm -- 4.2.2. Closeness centrality -- 4.2.3. Betweenness centrality -- 4.3. Similarity -- 4.3.1. Jaccard similarity -- 4.3.2. Cosine similarity -- 4.4. Connectivity calculation -- 4.4.1. Connected component
4.4.2. Minimum spanning tree -- 4.5. Ranking -- 4.5.1. PageRank -- 4.5.2. SybilRank -- 4.6. Propagation computing -- 4.6.1. Label propagation algorithm -- 4.6.2. HANP algorithm -- 4.7. Community computing -- 4.7.1. Triangle counting -- 4.7.2. Louvain community recognition -- 4.8. Graph embedding computing -- 4.8.1. Complete random walk algorithm -- 4.8.2. Struc2Vec algorithm -- 4.9. Graph algorithms and interpretability -- Chapter 5: Scalable graphs -- 5.1. Scalable graph database design -- 5.1.1. Vertical scalability -- 5.1.2. Horizontal scalability
Subject Graph databases.
Bases de données orientées graphe.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Other Form: Print version: 0443141622 9780443141621 (OCoLC)1389878512
ISBN 9780443141638 (electronic bk.)
0443141630 (electronic bk.)
9780443141621
0443141622
Standard No. AU@ 000076053644

 
    
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