The big news this week for Neo4j was two major releases: Graph Data Science (GDS) 2.0 and AuraDS. GDS 2.0 brings a ton of new features, such as improvements to similarity algorithms, unified machine learning pipelines, and simplified graph projections using Cypher.
Another big highlight in this release is a native Python client that allows you to establish a connection to your database and easily call GDS procedures without having to configure a driver or manage transaction functions.
AuraDS is the new managed service for graph data science. Like AuraDB, it provides the ability to have a fully-hosted service to import, analyze, and visualize graph data. With AuraDS, data scientists can spend their time working with their data and won’t have to worry about managing infrastructure. Exciting times, to be sure!
- Featured Community Member: Tomaz Bratanic
- Bite-sized Neo4j For Data Scientists: Introducing Gds 2.0!
- Free Training: Neo4j Data Scientist Courses
- Interview: Michael Simons On Neo4j Ogm With Quarkus
- Article: Building A Simple Recommendation Engine In Neo4j
- Blog: My Journey With Neo4j Graphql
- Tweet Of The Week: Soliman Elsaber
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