The main use case for PuppyGraph is establishing a graph data model layer on top of our existing systems. We do not want to bring in a new product which is completely graph-oriented, mainly because we are not sure about what attributes have to be brought into the graph. PuppyGraph provides an easy virtualization layer wherein we can keep the data wherever it is, simply connect PuppyGraph to the sources and establish the graph model very easily to see whether we are able to get the data model correctly. We can check all the attributes and check the relationships. When it comes to graph modeling, checking whether one-to-one relationships exist is very challenging. However, with PuppyGraph, we are able to decide what kind of nodes and what attributes they should have. This way, PuppyGraph makes it much easier, particularly when you have a large number of attributes and you do not even know which attributes are needed for establishing a proper graph data model. PuppyGraph helps manage large numbers of attributes and relationships by addressing the question of what kind of edges we need when we have a large number of many-to-many transactions and relationships. If we model all the many-to-many relationships at a transaction level, the number of edges will be too high in any graph. To avoid that, we need to figure out the optimal way by which we can have the minimum number of edges, minimum number of nodes, and minimum number of attributes and still be able to find and identify customer churn or fraud detection very easily. These are two complex algorithms where graph data modelers, even though they are technically well-equipped, will end up with a large number of edges and nodes. A tool PuppyGraph, which is not a real graph database but sits on the existing sources, helps us a lot. It helps us get the clear, proper, specific graph data model for our attributes and system properly and very fast. PuppyGraph fits into our workflow mainly because we do not want to spend time on importing and exporting. Every time we add or remove an attribute, it takes a lot of effort to bring the data into a proper database such as Neo4j, TigerGraph, or Memgraph. PuppyGraph simply always connects to the source. It is a matter of simply specifying the attribute name. We are not doing a full import into the graph data model. We keep the data wherever it is but simply specify the list of attributes and list of graph pages, and we are able to see the revised graph data model in action immediately and easily. The traditional solutions help a lot only if you have a proper graph data model and you have established an import-export mechanism. If there is a huge amount of uncertainty and you are not sure about what nodes you have, what attributes you need, and what edges you need, a virtual graph database PuppyGraph helps us a lot. It is very easy to arrive at the proper data model with PuppyGraph than with any other solutions. PuppyGraph offers the best features by being a virtual graph data model which sits on the other data sources that we already have. It makes it very easy for us to model the graph that we exclusively need, that graph model that gives us the best results. We are able to get there very fast, mainly because it is so easy to make corrections with PuppyGraph.
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The main use case for PuppyGraph is establishing a graph data model layer on top of our existing systems. We do not want to bring in a new product which is completely graph-oriented, mainly because we are not sure about what attributes have to be brought into the graph. PuppyGraph provides an easy virtualization layer wherein we can keep the data wherever it is, simply connect PuppyGraph to the sources and establish the graph model very easily to see whether we are able to get the data model correctly. We can check all the attributes and check the relationships. When it comes to graph modeling, checking whether one-to-one relationships exist is very challenging. However, with PuppyGraph, we are able to decide what kind of nodes and what attributes they should have. This way, PuppyGraph makes it much easier, particularly when you have a large number of attributes and you do not even know which attributes are needed for establishing a proper graph data model. PuppyGraph helps manage large numbers of attributes and relationships by addressing the question of what kind of edges we need when we have a large number of many-to-many transactions and relationships. If we model all the many-to-many relationships at a transaction level, the number of edges will be too high in any graph. To avoid that, we need to figure out the optimal way by which we can have the minimum number of edges, minimum number of nodes, and minimum number of attributes and still be able to find and identify customer churn or fraud detection very easily. These are two complex algorithms where graph data modelers, even though they are technically well-equipped, will end up with a large number of edges and nodes. A tool PuppyGraph, which is not a real graph database but sits on the existing sources, helps us a lot. It helps us get the clear, proper, specific graph data model for our attributes and system properly and very fast. PuppyGraph fits into our workflow mainly because we do not want to spend time on importing and exporting. Every time we add or remove an attribute, it takes a lot of effort to bring the data into a proper database such as Neo4j, TigerGraph, or Memgraph. PuppyGraph simply always connects to the source. It is a matter of simply specifying the attribute name. We are not doing a full import into the graph data model. We keep the data wherever it is but simply specify the list of attributes and list of graph pages, and we are able to see the revised graph data model in action immediately and easily. The traditional solutions help a lot only if you have a proper graph data model and you have established an import-export mechanism. If there is a huge amount of uncertainty and you are not sure about what nodes you have, what attributes you need, and what edges you need, a virtual graph database PuppyGraph helps us a lot. It is very easy to arrive at the proper data model with PuppyGraph than with any other solutions. PuppyGraph offers the best features by being a virtual graph data model which sits on the other data sources that we already have. It makes it very easy for us to model the graph that we exclusively need, that graph model that gives us the best results. We are able to get there very fast, mainly because it is so easy to make corrections with PuppyGraph.