Details for: The practitioner's guide to graph data : applying graph thinking and graph technologies to solve complex problems /

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This practical guide explains graph data and graph thinking for solving complex problems. It covers graph databases, graph theory, graph schemas, data modelling, distributed systems, recommendation systems, hierarchical data and real-world applications such as Customer 360. It is aimed at data scientists, data engineers and data analysts.

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