The Ubiquitous Graph: Two Use Cases from the Real World
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Want to hear how graphs can be used effectively to show data? Join Tareq Abedrabo for this talk as he shares two real world cases involving impact analysis and network optimisation.
There is a growing understanding in our industry of the variety of real world problems that can be modelled and approached as a graph. Indeed, graphs are naturally data-driven and therefore the possibilities are virtually unlimited. In this talk I will be sharing my real world experiences on two interesting use cases: 1) Impact Analysis: Applying graph search and pattern matching algorithms to predict the impact of failure on a large-scale telco network 2) Network Optimisation: Implementing genetic algorithms to efficiently optimise oil flow in an oil extraction network. This talk will explore these use cases detailing the approach, the rationale and the outcome of each one in a way that is applicable within a wider context.
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The Ubiquitous Graph: Two Use Cases from the Real World
Tareq Abedrabbo
Tareq is Chief Technical Officer at OpenCredo. He is continually involved in the delivery of innovative projects, frequently incorporating NoSQL/Big Data and Cloud platforms, to a wide range of organisations. His approach is highly pragmatic and hands-on, and focuses on problem solving and delivering value to his clients.
Please log in to watch this conference skillscast.
Want to hear how graphs can be used effectively to show data? Join Tareq Abedrabo for this talk as he shares two real world cases involving impact analysis and network optimisation.
There is a growing understanding in our industry of the variety of real world problems that can be modelled and approached as a graph. Indeed, graphs are naturally data-driven and therefore the possibilities are virtually unlimited. In this talk I will be sharing my real world experiences on two interesting use cases: 1) Impact Analysis: Applying graph search and pattern matching algorithms to predict the impact of failure on a large-scale telco network 2) Network Optimisation: Implementing genetic algorithms to efficiently optimise oil flow in an oil extraction network. This talk will explore these use cases detailing the approach, the rationale and the outcome of each one in a way that is applicable within a wider context.
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The Ubiquitous Graph: Two Use Cases from the Real World
Tareq Abedrabbo
Tareq is Chief Technical Officer at OpenCredo. He is continually involved in the delivery of innovative projects, frequently incorporating NoSQL/Big Data and Cloud platforms, to a wide range of organisations. His approach is highly pragmatic and hands-on, and focuses on problem solving and delivering value to his clients.