#GraphCast: Graph Algorithms and Game of Thrones [Video]
Fans of graphs and ''Game of Thrones'' rejoice! In this video, we explore graph algorithms using the hit series ''Game of Thrones'' as a backdrop!
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Join For FreeWelcome to this week's #GraphCast — our new series featuring what you might have missed on the Neo4j YouTube channel.
Last week, our Editor-in-Chief, Bryce Merkl Sasaki, shined some light back on our Intro to APOC video series (by Michael Hunger) from the YouTube archives for your viewing and listening pleasure.
This week, I've selected a fun GraphTour 2018 San Francisco talk on Graph Algorithms and "Game of Thrones," which is admittedly a bit more fun if you're a fan of the show (which you 100% should be, and I can fully attest to how quickly a person can catch up).
Check it out:
Couched in all the TV show fun, you'll also gain concrete, insider explanations about what graph algorithms are, various ways to use them to identify relationships between nodes, and how they are weighted to assert types of relevance.
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