Graph Analytics: Graph Algorithms inside Neo4j - Amy Hodler and Michael Hunger, Neo4j

This past summer, Neo4j released its first set of graph algorithms designed to help organizations understand their graphs at a global level. This session will discuss the algorithms for community detection, centrality and path finding. These complement long-standing graph navigation and traversal functions of which Neo4j is known. This growing graph analytics library is sure to become a foundation in your data science and development work.
Speakers: Amy Hodler, Partner and Analytics Marketing, Neo4j and Michael Hunger, Head of Developer Relations, EMEA; Neo4j Community Caretaker, Neo4j
Location: GraphConnect NYC 2017

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Yet, Bacon was NOT the "best" connected actor!!! Who was it?

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If the graph analyst algorithm is written in Python, should I rewrite it in Jython and deploy it to Neo4j? If I use py2neo and call python algo instead, what`s the difference?