Knowledge graphs are a powerful tool for organizing and understanding information. They consist of nodes, which represent entities such as people, places, or things, and edges, which represent relationships between those entities. Knowledge graphs can be used to answer questions, make predictions, and find connections between seemingly unrelated information. For example, they can help identify patterns in data from different sources, such as online reviews and census data, to infer facts that might not be immediately obvious. They also play a significant role in various applications, including virtual assistants, recommendation systems, and fraud detection.
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