Hi! this was great! May I please ask if you can let me know or point to an already existing resource regarding - 1) what's the difference between Keylines and Palantir (content capabilities, algorithms to see patterns or visual?), 2) how is keylines different vs. other graph databases like neo4j (basically what unique things keylines offers which open source graph databases don't 3) what's the pricing of the product. I am new to graph databases and apologies for the long winded question. thanks so much in advance!
Hi Nikhil, glad you enjoyed the video! The main difference to note is that KeyLines is a developer toolkit (SDK) for building graph visualization applications. It provides a really fast and simple way to build custom visualization tools that form part of a wider application. If you leave us a message here cambridge-intelligence.com/contact/ we can arrange a time to discuss your questions in more depth.
Hi Nikolay, sorry for the delayed response - we didn't see your comment for some reason. If you're still interested, the data is from the Ransomware Tracker dataset compiled by abuse.ch: ransomwaretracker.abuse.ch/
Hi! this was great! May I please ask if you can let me know or point to an already existing resource regarding -
1) what's the difference between Keylines and Palantir (content capabilities, algorithms to see patterns or visual?),
2) how is keylines different vs. other graph databases like neo4j (basically what unique things keylines offers which open source graph databases don't
3) what's the pricing of the product.
I am new to graph databases and apologies for the long winded question. thanks so much in advance!
Hi Nikhil, glad you enjoyed the video! The main difference to note is that KeyLines is a developer toolkit (SDK) for building graph visualization applications. It provides a really fast and simple way to build custom visualization tools that form part of a wider application. If you leave us a message here cambridge-intelligence.com/contact/ we can arrange a time to discuss your questions in more depth.
You mentioned it's a publicly available data set (when showing visualization of malware cases at 14:41). Where can I find that data set?
Hi Nikolay, sorry for the delayed response - we didn't see your comment for some reason. If you're still interested, the data is from the Ransomware Tracker dataset compiled by abuse.ch: ransomwaretracker.abuse.ch/