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I thought so. It is just that "keyword search on graphs" is the name of the search problem even if something other than keyword matching is used to pick which n
by compressedgas 2y ago
I thought so. It is just that "keyword search on graphs" is the name of the search problem even if something other than keyword matching is used to pick which nodes in the graph to find a minimal connecting graph and a central result node from.
- PHOTON1233 2y agoThats pretty much it. There's also building on top of an existing graph and making sure new nodes are coherent and well connected to surrounding nodes which is a much tougher can of worms. Also, Navigating a KG (without multiple llm-hoping) is another challenge that needs to be solved for 'working-out retrieval'. Something that can navigate a forest of dividing paths without resorting to an llm call. Thanks for the name "keyword search on graphs". I found some great articles on the topic.