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Graphs: Datastructures to Query

Talkat PyData DC 2018 · on Friday, 2018-11-16· [databases, machine-learning]
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Survey of concrete recipes and results: uses igraph Python/R/C/C++ and an iPython notebook on GitHub, shows a graph-based recommendation built from bipartite person–item joins and a Star Wars projection that cleans a hairball by dropping edges with weight < 4, runs text-rank keyphrases on the PyData page to extract phrases like “analysis tools,” and demonstrates contagion models where a simple SI graph infects in SI vs SIR: 4 steps vs 9 steps after adding node immunity; plotting requires cairo.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:07Graph structure and attributes
  3. 3:14Graphs and social networks
  4. 4:18Recommendation systems
  5. 6:23Node importance in graphs
  6. 10:37Key phrases via graph metrics
  7. 13:28Epidemiology with graph agents
  8. 17:40Python iGraph coding
  9. 26:35Querying graph data
  10. 31:03Co-occurrence networks
  11. 37:07Conference resources
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