Knowledge Graph Explained for Beginners

A knowledge graph is a type of data structure that represents knowledge in the form of connected information.

You can think of it as a large network where different terms or things are linked together.

For example, a knowledge graph could show that "Berlin" is the capital of "Germany," and that "Germany" is located in "Europe."

These connections help computers better understand knowledge and recognize relationships.

Knowledge graphs are often used to make search engines, voice assistants, or recommendation systems smarter.