Hi,
I understand the graph layout as this:
(publisher node)--PUBLISHED_BY---(book)--BORROWED_BY--(student)
There are other relationships between books and students
(RETURNED_BY,RESERVED_BY) but the relationship count on a book node
will still be low compared to the publisher node. Correct?
On
We are considering Neo4J for a decision making application. The application
is analogous to a Library having 15 million books. We have BOOKS, PUBLISHERS
and STUDENTS as nodes. Every book will have a PUBLISHED_BY relationship to
one publisher. STUDENTS may borrow a book, reserve a book or return a
Hi,
Adding onto Craig's thoughts, I'd like to point you to some related work in
this area:
1. Modeling a library as a graph.
- slides:
http://www.slideshare.net/slidarko/a-practical-ontology-for-the-largescale-modeling-of-scholarly-artifacts-and-their-usage-3879791
- article:
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