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andreperez
Graph Buddy
since ‎06-28-2021
‎06-01-2022

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Dropped sub-graph but memory still allocated, is this a bug?

08-04-2021
PART 1: [my previous post](https://community.neo4j.com/t/can-this-query-be-optimized-gds-node-similarity/42063/4) I created a python driver and ran those queries. In order to avoid having hundreds of subgraphs projected in the memory and exploding t...

Can this query be optimized? GDS Node similarity

07-27-2021
I am using gds.nodeSimilarity.stream to calculate similarity between my nodes (aprox. 3 Millions), Node A is the main one, which all other node labels connect to. I'm using the following query for an anonymous graph: CALL gds.nodeSimilarity.stream({n...

Iterate through two lists?

07-09-2021
I'm trying to associate two lists, in a one-to-one relationship. This query is returning the following: all objects in p are merged with only the first element of r. I need something like id1(n)-[:HAS_ID]-id2(n) MATCH p=(n:ID1) MATCH r=(o:ID2) WITH...

Filter through all attributes values at once

07-06-2021
I'm using Pandas to write some values in a CSV file, and ingesting this CSV with the Neo4J Python driver. In order to speed up the project I'm working I setted a default value ("REPLACE_ME_PLEASE") using the Pandas fillna method to populate null valu...

Using similarity to find nodes connected to more than one relationship? Or other algo?

07-02-2021
There is a graph with multiple node labels (ip, device, url, etc) and a "main" node (main_id) which will always have a connection to the previous mentioned nodes (they are all directed from the main_id to the other nodes). (:ip)<-[:HAS_IP]-(:main_id)...
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