I'm not sure why it's taking such a long time, it shouldn't be that slow.
I'll see if I can get time to look into that... but I don't know when
exactly. Have you ran it through a profiler yourself? I think that's a good
idea since I'm a little locked up right now :)
Maybe the answer is obvious
Hi,
Adding a literal (with average size around ~400 bytes if the numbers
are correct) should not result in such a big difference of injection
times.
Could you give some more information regarding setup so we can track
down the cause of this. Good things to know would be:
o java version and jvm
The usecase that was the driver for the babudb index was business (primary)
keys. Since the id of the node is governed by neo4j, i wanted to implement a
faster index than lucene for key searches. Using lucene for other than real
fulltext is not very efficient.
In my mint neo4j is a far better
Hi,
I have a few questions with respect to using Neo4j, let me outline the
details of what we want to accomplish first.
We are building a job site for the Scandinavian IT market and for my
question I would like to use the simplified model:
- Persons
- Skills
- Jobs
A Person will have certain
Hi Guys,
I am playing with Neo4j REST and I was wondering whether there is a
way to filter out traverse responses: How can I list all nodes
connected to a node with known property ?
If we take the example
http://blog.neo4j.org/2010/03/modeling-categories-in-graph-database.html
, I'd like to list
2010/5/7 Jakub Czaplicki jakub.czapli...@gmail.com
Hi Guys,
I am playing with Neo4j REST and I was wondering whether there is a
way to filter out traverse responses: How can I list all nodes
connected to a node with known property ?
You could do f.ex:
return filter:
{
language:
Mark,
yes, I would imagine that for the more networked part of your data
Neo4j is a good fit. Especially the mining part and building up of
relationships seems perfect. IMHO it makes a lot of sense to model
this domain in Neo4j.
Why don't you just prototype and get back with a verdict on how
Hi, Atle.
FYI, we're building a platform for the scenario you describe (aggregating
sensor and other information), and are using Neo4J as our underlying data
store and meta model. If you'd not prefer to build your own, I'd be happy
to discuss your application and see if we're a fit. We're
Hi, Mark.
I would suggest three different types of relationships rather than just a
single Strength relationship : SkillStrength (for person-skill) ,
SkillRelevance (for skill-job), and SkillAffinity (for skill-skill), with
a numeric property on the relationship that gauges the strength.
I would
Hi folks,
Anders wrote up a blog on using the Facebook Graph API together with
Neo4j, based on some weekend coding bySteen Lehman and Jacob Hansson -
http://www.dzone.com/links/mashups_with_the_facebook_graph_api_and_neo4j.html
.
Feel free to vote it up so more people are seeing it! I think it
Yea, great post! If you like it, feel free to vote up on Hacker News as well:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1327523
Cheers,
-EE
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 16:08, Peter Neubauer
peter.neuba...@neotechnology.com wrote:
Hi folks,
Anders wrote up a blog on using the Facebook Graph API
Very cool,
will be great to check it out, guess Tobias Ivarsson will be the first to try!
Cheers,
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