Using the `apoc.any.property` to sum weights of all in or out edges of a given type

[matthew_gregory]

I have created a property graph of a web site (where Cids are content ids or pages on the site). The movement of users around the site between Cids / pages is captured by the directed USER_MOVEMENT {weight: integer} relationship. It has a weight associated, the aggregated count of the number of people moving between those Cids in a given time period.

Using APOC

I start by filtering the Cid nodes for a given criteria, to do with their influence around the cite. I'm interested in the top 10

// Only find content that have a pagerank score in the top X% of content 
MATCH (u:Cid) WHERE u.pagerank > 7.775
// Find the top 10 of those users
WITH u ORDER BY u.pagerank DESC LIMIT 10 
RETURN u.name AS name, u.pagerank AS pageRank, apoc.node.degree.out(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsOut, apoc.node.degree.in(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsIn,
apoc.any.property('USER_MOVEMENT[>]', 'weight') AS usersOut
;

I've tried a few combinations of the last line of code to no avail. The guidance is a bit unclear apoc.any.property(node/rel/map)

i.e.
apoc.any.property(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT>', 'weight') AS usersOut

To total the weights I would need to put into sum() function.

Any pointers or online help would be welcome

[anthapu]

Can you try this query?

// Only find content that have a pagerank score in the top X% of content 
MATCH (u:Cid) -[r:USER_MOVEMENT]-> ()WHERE u.pagerank > 7.775
// Find the top 10 of those users
WITH u ORDER BY u.pagerank DESC LIMIT 10 
RETURN u.name AS name, u.pagerank AS pageRank, apoc.node.degree.out(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsOut, apoc.node.degree.in(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsIn, sum(
r.weight) AS usersOut
;

[matthew_gregory]

#### Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError

Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Variable `r` not defined (line 6, column 1 (offset: 370)) "r.weight) AS usersOut" ^

Thanks @anthapu, I also thought of trying this approach, but it fails as r is not defined. Is it because we are not passing r in the WITH statement? How might we do that, I'm unsure.

[anthapu]

I guess we need to rewrite the query like this. Apply match after we get the users of interest to get the relation.

// Only find content that have a pagerank score in the top X% of content 
MATCH (u:Cid) WHERE u.pagerank > 7.775
// Find the top 10 of those users
WITH u ORDER BY u.pagerank DESC LIMIT 10 
MATCH (u)-[r:USER_MOVEMENT]-> ()
RETURN u.name AS name, u.pagerank AS pageRank, apoc.node.degree.out(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsOut, apoc.node.degree.in(u, 'USER_MOVEMENT') AS pathsIn, sum(
r.weight) AS usersOut

;```

[matthew_gregory]

You are my hero, thanks!