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Different data types suit different databases

Despite the popularity and well understood nature of relational databases, it is not the case that they should always be the destination for data, even when tidied up. Certain data types suit certain classes of database better. For instance, documents encoded as XML are most versatile when stored in a dedicated XML store such as MarkLogic. Social network relations are graphs by nature, and graph databases such as Neo4J make operations on them simpler and more efficient.

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#database #graph-database #relational-database

Graph database vs relational database

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What is a graph database?

A graph database is one that stores data in terms of entities and the relationships between entities. A variant on this theme are RDF (resource description…

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Graphd - freebase graph database

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Graphd - Freebase #relational-database #queries #blog-posts

Importance of clear ontology definitions

Here is a summarized list of five characteristics for great data element definitions: Precise - The definition should use words that have a precise meaning…

Ten Pitfalls Of Enterprise Ontology Management #data-elements #OWL-file #XML-schema #relational-database

Automatic cleanup of large databases

Fortunately, an increasing body of research concerns itself with the automatic cleanup of large databases. We describe a generic approach that utilizes robust…

Making A Clean Sweep Of Cultural Heritage #database #experts

Citation data sparcity

The second data mining challenge is related to the problem of citation data sparsity. It is caused by the fact that open access articles are only a subset of…

The Diggicore Project: Aggregating And Mining The World Of Open Access Articles #database #citation-graph