Google Lets People Customize Their Profile Cards For Search Results via @MattGSouthern
Google is testing the ability for people to customize their own Knowledge Graph cards that are displayed in search results.The post Google Lets People Customize Their Profile Cards For Search Results via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google now showing 'specialists' tab in health condition knowledge cards on mobile
related on Google. I was very excited when I discovered this latest enhancement as I believe it will benefit patients the most. In reality, most patients don’t know what type
Google Product Search and Learning about New Product Lines
#Google #ProductSearch & Learning about New Product Lines. Patent analysis by @bill_slawski Google working hard to improve its product #knowledgegraph to compete with #Amazon by offering free / unpaid (non-ads) product results h/t @cyberandy #SEO #search [LINK]http://www.seobythesea.com/2020/01/new-product-lines/ [LINK]http://www.seobythesea.com/wp-content/poduct-search.jpg
Google releases Semantic Reactor for natural language understanding experimentation
on for experimenting with natural language models. The tech giant describes it as a demonstration of how natural language understanding (NLU) can be used with pretrained, generic AI models, as well as a means to dispel intimidation around using machine learning.
Google Rolls Out People Cards – Virtual Visiting Card in India.
Google has rolled out the new feature ‘People Card’ that enables business people or anyone who wants themselves to be easily identified. This feature is first rolled out in India, because of being the second largest internet market in the world. The feature is currently supported only in the English language for now, though other languages would be added in the future. The people card feature uses Google’s Knowledge Graph to display information provided by the user. The People card feature can be obtained by using your Google Account and by providing the mobile phone number.
Graph Analytics Market Worth $2,522 Million by 2024 - Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™
Graph #Analytics Market Worth $2,522 Million by 2024. Major factors fueling market growth: demand to analyze low-latency queries, integration of #AI #IoT #technologies, ability to uncover relationships in #data in #realtime #business #data #research
If you have been wondering what I've been up to lately you should take a look at the book I have been writing, "Graph Databases in Action" for Manning....
Graph data modelling - inferred vs explicit categories and labels – pablissimo.com
When building graph data models we frequently have to deal with a degree of polymorphism for our entities just like the real world. For instance – I’m a person, but I’m also a parent, a spouse, a sibling, a child, a… Implicit categorisation Sometimes the entity categories are entirely defined by relationships to other entities. […]
Graph Database and Analytics for everyone | Oracle Spatial and Graph Blog
#Oracle offers #GraphDatabase, Graph #Analytics free of charge with purchase of main Oracle product license. 2 different products: Database built over Oracle's relational store using RDF/SPARQL. Analytics in-memory engine, custom query language
The graph database market is very exciting, as the long list of vendors continues to grow. You may not know that there are huge differences in the origin story of the dozens of graph databases on the market today. It’s this origin story that greatly impacts the superpowers and weaknesses of the various offerings.
Graph database use cases reveal relationships in data sets
Graph databases enable users to map the relationships between different data elements for analytics applications. In this handbook, we look at graph database use cases and provide real-world exampl...
Graph Database vs. Document Database: Different Levels of Abstraction - DATAVERSITY
Graph databases and document databases make up a subcategory of non-relational databases or NoSQL. NoSQL databases were created to get a handle on large amounts of messy Big Data, moving very quickly. Managers use the non-relational toolkit to gain business insights and detect patterns in information on the fly, as Big Data streams into the system. Many companies, especially those with a large web presence like Google, Facebook, and Twitter, consider NoSQL databases a must-have.
Look for semantic data systems to become more oriented around knowledge bases rather than inferential analysis, at least at first, while at the same time incorporating the latest advances in machine learning and auto-categorization.
How can companies step themselves into the world of graph databases? Neo4j thinks it has an answer. It has been offering a Startup Program for startups with 19 employees or fewer; more than 650 startups with fewer than 20 employees took advantage of having free access to Neo4j Enterprise clusters.