Knowledge Graphs for Text Analysis: How AI Extracts Information
A new tutorial shows how to automatically extract entities, predicates and relations from text documents, dialogues and multiple sources. With kg-gen and LiteLLM, you learn to build interactive knowledge graphs, process long texts through chunking, apply clustering and analyze the results in NetworkX.
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Neural networks can automatically build a knowledge graph from text: a structured representation of information as a network of entities and relations. It opens the way to deeper analysis, search and automated reasoning.
What is a knowledge graph?
It is a structured representation of information as a network of entities and relations, which a machine can analyze and use for deeper analysis, search and automated reasoning.
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