Braden M.

Hey folks, yesterday I made a video to explain our startup's knowledge graph platform, Neolace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJlqYlfZH4w It covers: How a knowledge graph can be used like a wiki that keeps itself up to date automatically, as well as examples of change requests (like pull requests on GitHub but for changes to the schema or content), visualization, inference, and use cases. (11 min). This is my first attempt at this sort of video so any feedback would be welcome!

Today we launched some updates to the graph viz feature of our knowledge graph software (Neolace), and I wrote a blog post about how we're now using semantic relationship data to combine two different graph layout algorithms (Dagre and force-directed) to present much more useful graph layouts by default: https://junction.neolace.com/entry/improving-our-graph-visualization