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kkra · 07-01-2020

Hi everyone, I´m trying to create some customers which later on will be displayed on a map in R. Unfortunatly the lat and long coordinates are mixed up sometimes. Here is the code to create the data: CREATE (C0001:Customer {name: 'Minnetonka MN', pro...

kkra · 06-25-2020

Hi everybody, I am looking for a way to only get a single Relationship between two nodes for visualization in R using neo4r and visNetwork. Here´s a small example of my network: CREATE (SUP0001: Supplier {name: 'Answer Security', lat: 34.155834, long...

kkra · 07-02-2020

Thanks for the clarification! The error occurs in R. As a workaround I figured out to return every variable without the collect-function. This seems like a problem with neo4r. Thanks for your help!

kkra · 07-02-2020

Your solution works fine in the Neo4j Browser. Unfortunatly there seems to be a problem with the collect function when using neo4r: cus <- queryNeo("MATCH (c:Customer) RETURN collect( { name: c.name, customer_lead_time_in_h: c.customer...

kkra · 06-25-2020

My initial questions was how to return the data, but feedback to the data model is always welcome. Would your proposal also be more efficient? Is it not good to have multiple relationsships of the same type between two nodes? My current data model lo...

kkra · 06-25-2020

Thanks for the response and the warm welcome! I think my problem description was not clear enough. I have a network of multiple suppliers, locations and customers which are all connected by their deliveries. There can be multiple deliveries between t...

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