Postgres 19 Learned to Speak Graph
SQL/PGQ, and why your relational database was a graph all along In short: PostgreSQL 19 ships SQL/PGQ, letting you query your existing relational tables as a graph – no new database, no data migration. It’s built for backend engineers and DBAs currently writing multi-join queries for fraud detection, permissions, recommendations, or hierarchy traversal. It supports […]
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Traditional NER vs LLMs: Dual Approaches to Building Knowledge Graphs
Knowledge graphs are powerful tools for representing relationships between entities in a structured format. They are widely used in various industries like healthcare, finance, e-commerce, and more to organize vast amounts of data…
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RAG to GraphRAG | Enhancing Info Retrieval with Knowledge Graphs
In the realm of artificial intelligence, the pursuit of more accurate and contextually relevant information retrieval has led to significant advancements. One such evolution is from Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to GraphRAG, a concept detailed in a recent Microsoft blog post…
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