Hi all,
I am working with neosemantics nodesInCategory algorithm to drive inferences. I have only seen examples where one relationship label for inCatRel was specified. My problem is, that I have two distinct relationship types that need to be considered for inCatRel (one relationship with label “is_a” and a second relationship with label “belongs_to”). I tried to list the two distinct relationship labels like this – but it doesn’t work:
MATCH (n:Resource {label: “test”})
CALL n10s.inference.nodesInCategory(n, {inCatRel, subCatRel: "subClassOf"}) WHERE inCatRel="is_a" XOR "belongs_to" yield node return node
Does anyone have an idea how multiple relationships can be defined for inCatRel? Thanks in advance!
Hello @jesus_barrasa, it's no good, tha johanna did'nt respond to your question, but today I have the same inquiry. I would like to use n10s for search similar to what n10s documentation says, but more levels deeper then there.
I adopted the example so I have three labels in. I changed the labelNames from "LCSHTopic" which I did not understand to "ScienceTopic" and added "ArtTopic" and "MechTopic". I also changed the Edge-Types from NARROWER_THEN wich I understand neither to PART_OF and added two other (BELONGS_TO and USES).
When I would add some paper ("Work"), maybe called "the beautyness of diamonds... " and link it to the "Jewelry" node then I want to have an search parametrizable which cound list/find this even when one looks for "Crystals and life" if I allow more "hops" then one.
