Beyond the Silos Achieving Data Harmony With Graph Based ER
summary
End-to-end graph-based ER on Neo4j + GDS uses a single streaming Cypher query for candidate selection and ranking, combining node-attribute, graph-pattern and composite rules; scores multiply a normalized similarity (0–1) by a rule importance weight. Resolution runs WCC for broad clusters and a weighted hierarchical community algorithm for finer splits. Demo projects ~400 person nodes, writes component IDs as node attributes, and an incremental CDC on connected components updates only affected subgraphs (5-node rerun) in under a minute.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 0:50Why entity resolution matters
- 3:42Candidate selection and ranking
- 11:14Resolution with community detection
- 15:08Incremental resolution process
- 18:24Data modeling options
- 20:10Live demo walkthrough
- 28:23Key takeaways and conclusion
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