Knowledge graphs are vital tools to visualize and explore data, requiring a good schema to define entities and relationships for optimal results.
Utilizing an LLM for extracting entities and relationships can assist in generating Cypher queries, but poses risks like hallucinations and data privacy concerns.
Working with structured data allows for programmatically building Cypher queries without data privacy risks, using JavaScript functions for data mapping.
The guide involves utilizing the Star Wars API to extract data, mapping it to Cypher queries, and building knowledge graphs for visual data exploration.
Methods like merging data from multiple endpoints with JavaScript and generating Cypher queries for graph building are demonstrated in the guide.
A JavaScript function is used to convert URL-based data to meaningful entity names for constructing the knowledge graph effectively.
Creating a Cypher query via Neo4j's REST API and running it helps in inserting data into the Neo4j graph database for visualization and analysis.
The guide emphasizes the importance of using structured data and JavaScript for building knowledge graphs to ensure clear relationships and a structured approach.
By avoiding the risks associated with LLMs and focusing on structured data mapping, users can efficiently convert data into interactive knowledge graphs.
In conclusion, the approach of programmatically building Cypher queries with structured data leads to more reliable and secure knowledge graph generation.