Over the past few months, my focus has been on developing innovative schemes for information representation, with a specific emphasis on Knowledge Graphs (KG). In this update, I am delighted to share the outcomes of these efforts and to highlight the strides we've made in deploying Neo4j within various semantic contexts.
Our recent achievements include significant progress in utilizing composite graphs, particularly in the realm of federated querying. This advancement opens up new possibilities for leveraging the power of Neo4j in complex semantic scenarios.
In a parallel project, integral to my ongoing Ph.D. research, we harnessed biological networks to model a Knowledge Base (KB) for Type 2 Diabetes, employing Neo4j as the foundational technology. Both endeavors showcase the versatility and efficiency that Neo4j consistently brings to the forefront, reinforcing its position as my preferred tool for Graph Data Science.
For those interested in delving deeper into these contributions, the details can be accessed via the following links:
- Link to the article on ScienceDirect
- Link to the research paper on ResearchGate
Your interest and insights are highly valued, and I welcome any feedback or discussions on these endeavors.
Best Regards,
Siraj Munir