Notes:
HyperGraphDB is a database management system that uses directed hypergraphs as its underlying data structure. It is designed to be a general-purpose storage mechanism and is open-source. It is often used for knowledge management and other applications that require the ability to model complex relationships between entities.
Borislav Iordanov is a developer and researcher who is currently working on integrating Grailog, a logic-based programming language, into HyperGraphDB. Grailog is based on the concept of graph inscribed logic, which is a formalism that allows for representing and reasoning about complex relationships between entities in a graph-like structure. By integrating Grailog into HyperGraphDB, Iordanov aims to enhance the capabilities of the database management system and make it more suitable for applications that require advanced knowledge management and reasoning capabilities.
Accroding to the references below, researchers have been using hypergraphs to model database schemes since the 1980s, and this line of research has led to the development of several well-known data storage mechanisms such as HyperGraphDB. There has been a renewed interest in general-purpose graph databases, which has given rise to several commercial graph database systems and distributed graph databases. The text also mentions the use of HyperGraphDB for specific tasks such as salient objects detection, object-oriented image modeling, query language, and image indexing. Additionally, it is mentioned that HyperGraphDB is well suited to store graph-like data such as chemical structures or social network data, and it is a general-purpose, transactional, in-memory database.
Resources:
- couchdb.apache.org
- giraph.apache.org
- hypergraphdb.org
- objectivity.com/infinitegraph
- infogrid.org
- jena.apache.org
- orientechnologies.com/orientdb
- sparsity-technologies.com
- github.io/titan
Wikipedia:
References:
- Graph-based Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval (2011)
See also:
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Hybrid query execution engine for large attributed graphs S Sakr, S Elnikety, Y He – Information Systems, 2014 – Elsevier … not been considered. • Recently, some native graph database systems have been introduced (eg Neo4j, 3 HypergraphDB 4 ). These systems are mainly designed to provide efficient graph traversal functions. 5 However, these … Related articles All 3 versions
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