Graph visualization of an economic environment using gephi
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Graph databases allow complex economic environments to be documented and explored from different perspectives. They use graph structures with nodes and edges to represent relationships between entities. This overcomes limitations of traditional databases that are not well-suited to dynamic and interconnected information. The document discusses how graph databases are used by companies like Facebook and LinkedIn to model social relationships and can similarly be used to create a graph of an economic environment in Malaysia with nodes for organizations, people, projects, and themes connected by relationships. Gephi software is introduced as a tool for visualizing and exploring such a graph database.
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This session is an opportunity for Regional members countries to '' Sharpen their skills in making data used and re-used by developing an ecosystem mindset to effectively build sustainable community of users around their Open Data Platform thus promoting transparency and better decision-making”
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- 1. Graph Visualization of an Economic Environment using Gephi kkaw@multicentric.com Interests: Strategic Information Management Green Drinks, 30 July 2013
- 2. The Problem • How do we document an economic environment? It is complex and at the same time dynamic with many nodes and connections. • How do we allow users to explore the environment from different perspectives? • What is not documented is difficult to communicate, learn and make sense of.
- 3. Graph Database and Graph Computing • A graph database is a database that uses graph structures with nodes, edges, and properties to represent and store data. • Graph computing allows us to traverse the graph and process the relationships.
- 4. Who uses graph databases? • Facebook – Social Graph • LinkedIn – Social Graph • Amazon – Social Graph • Google – Hypergraph • Twitter • Foursquare • Thomson Reuters
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- 8. A person and related information [1]
- 9. A person and related information [2]
- 10. Fast flipping a list
- 11. A story and related information [1]
- 12. A story and related information [2]
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- 14. Highlighting nodes and connections [1] Conglomerates involved in KLIA 2
- 15. Highlighting nodes and connections [2] . Government Linked companies involved
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- 18. Connections: 2 person + 1 story
- 19. Benefits of using Graph Computing • Document and manage unstructured information from disparate sources. • Allow users to browse and explore repository for rapid understanding and insights. • Graph visualization provides another dimension for researching the repository.
- 20. Thank you for your attention For more information visit http://insidemalaysia.net Don’t forget to Read the paper here in academia.edu