borislav

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   HyperGraph 1.2 Final(kobrix.blogspot.com)

   2 points by borislav 14y ago|0 comments
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   Open-Source Collaborative JVM Scripting Environment(kobrix.com)

   1 points by borislav 17y ago|0 comments
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   by borislav 17y ago

   Benchmarks are a good idea and we'll certainly post some numbers in the near feature. I've searched for some good standardized data sets and queries/algos for graph databases, but found none, so if somebody here has a pointer, I'll be much
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   by borislav 17y ago

   We are using the C version of BDB (which is also GPL) because this makes potentially accessible from C++ if anyone cares to port the Java code :) The Java version actually started started as prototype that would become the "real" C++ versio
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   by borislav 17y ago

   A classical hypergraph can be easily drawn as a bipartite graph (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bipartite_graph ). HyperGraphDB goes to an extra dimension (with higher order links) and that's hard to visualise if you want to see connecti
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   by borislav 17y ago

   it's back up