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What is Knowledge Graphs?

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Knowledge Graphs are a structured representation of knowledge that captures relationships between entities. They organise information in a way that allows machines to understand and reason about relationships in a graph-like structure. Knowledge graphs serve as valuable resources in Knowledge-Based Systems and help enable more intelligent decision-making.

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