Knowledge Graph
A structured semantic network that models entities, events, and abstract concepts, explicitly defining the complex relationships connecting them.
Think of It Like This
Like a detective's corkboard covered in photos and string, showing exactly how all the suspects and locations are connected.
Unlike traditional relational databases, knowledge graphs use nodes and edges to represent data, allowing for highly flexible and interconnected queries. They are crucial for enhancing LLM factuality via Graph RAG, powering advanced recommendation engines, and managing complex enterprise ontologies. Nodes represent entities, and edges define their semantic relationships.