7 ms·

I'm not so sure that many graph databases use a relational database as the data store. Some use Linear Algebra representations of the graph. Some use key-valu

by rotten 6y ago

I'm not so sure that many graph databases use a relational database as the data store. Some use Linear Algebra representations of the graph. Some use key-value stores. Some are proprietary implementations that we'll never know exactly how the data is represented under the covers.

rapnie 6y ago
RecallGraph at first glance looks a bit like TerminusDB that recently featured on HN [0]. In terminusdb data is stored like code in git, and you can time travel and do branch, merge, squash, rollback, diff, blame, etc. But TerminusDB is a semantic graph database based on OWL schemas, which stores data as RDF and querying delivers JSON-LD. I will certainly give RecallGraph a closer look. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867767 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867767
deleted 6y ago
[deleted]
patagurbon 6y ago
The only GraphBLAS(linear algebra) graph database is RedisGraph right?