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How to view the complete knowledge graph generated by Graphrag #76
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How can I view the knowledge graph corresponding to a text file that I added to Graphrag using the index command |
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timothymeyers
Jul 11, 2024
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@niubiqianshui - see the section titled "Exploring the Knowledge Graph" in https://github.com/Azure-Samples/graphrag-accelerator/blob/main/notebooks/2-Advanced_Getting_Started.ipynb. Specifically, you can download a There's a number of issues and discussions about this in the GraphRAG Python library repo, e.g. - microsoft/graphrag#418 and microsoft/graphrag#446 (comment) We might create a guide in the future that walks through the process we use with Gephi. |
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@niubiqianshui - see the section titled "Exploring the Knowledge Graph" in https://github.com/Azure-Samples/graphrag-accelerator/blob/main/notebooks/2-Advanced_Getting_Started.ipynb. Specifically, you can download a
graphmlfile from the API and that can be imported into visualization software. We use Gephi.There's a number of issues and discussions about this in the GraphRAG Python library repo, e.g. - microsoft/graphrag#418 and microsoft/graphrag#446 (comment)
We might create a guide in the future that walks through the process we use with Gephi.