Show threadJobu TupakiAug 22, 2023

follow-up question on datascience.meta.stackexchange.com after original Stack Overflow question closed "off-topic":

https://datascience.meta.stackexchange.com/q/2658/153859

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is datascience appropriate for my question on how to represent alternate perspectives in a graph database?

I'm learning how to use graph databases, and asked a question on Stack Overflow about how to represent different views involving some semantically-equivalent objects. I felt this was a valid and

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Show threadJobu TupakiAug 22, 2023

updated in response to comments with motivating example and illustrative diagram:

https://stackoverflow.com/revisions/76947672/2

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Jobu TupakiAug 21, 2023

#stackoverflow: how to represent competing or concurrent "realities" in TinkerPop (or other graph/vertex databases)

https://stackoverflow.com/q/76947672/155090

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how to represent competing or concurrent "realities" in TinkerPop (or other graph/vertex databases)

I'm learning about graph/vertex databases, and am curious about best practices for representing competing or concurrent claims or "realities" in a way that facilitates comparing and contr...

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