Knowledge Graphs are structured representations of interconnected entities. They generally consist of nodes (representing entities), edges (representing relationships), & attributes (giving additional information about the entities). For instance, if we consider the entity âAlbert Einstein,â its relationships with âPhysics,â âNobel Prize,â and âThe Theory of Relativityâ can all be captured in a KG. Learn more about Knowledge Graphs at the
Alan Turing Institute or discover their applications in
IBM.