Blogs tagged Graph Thursday

In the previous posts, we did the exploration and visualization of spatial and graph data in HANA dataframes. Now let’s’ use an example tying it all together. For that, we will use graphs to calculate the shortest paths and use... Read More »

In the previous posts, we did exploration and visualization of spatial data in HANA dataframes. Now let’s’ move to another multi-model kind of data supported since hana_ml 2.6: connected data, or graphs. If you are not familiar with... Read More »

As Markus Fath already mentioned in his separate post about “SAP HANA Python Client API for Machine Learning Algorithms” (or simply HANA-ML or hana_ml) today: With the latest release 2.6 on Oct 16, 2020 it includes enhancements to leverage some... Read More »

The “SAP HANA Python Client API for Machine Learning Algorithms” – python client or simply HANA-ML for short – is around since a while. It exposes SAP HANA’s embedded machine learning capabilities to Data Scientists. With the... Read More »

Update from 2020-09-24: Thanks everyone joining video premiers live! The recording of all sessions is available as a playlist now. Enjoy!   Time flies quickly. Next week will be the midpoint of the Devtoberfest from SAP: an open celebration... Read More »

Last thing I promised myself to do before going for a winter break was to share with you SAP HANA Graph exercises we used during CodeJam hands-on at SAP TechEd conferences this year. Here they are available as online tutorials now. You need SAP HANA... Read More »

In the previous blog Graph algorithms in SAP HANA… we used some most common graph algorithms – Neighborhood, Strongly Connected, Shortest Path – built into SAP HANA to explore the graph workspace "SFLIGHT"."CONNECTIONS_C" in... Read More »

In the previous blog SAP HANA Graph visualizes SFLIGHT data we loaded SFLIGHT data into SAP HANA instance and created the graph workspace "SFLIGHT"."CONNECTIONS_C". Then using built-in Graph Visualizer in Database Explorer we could visualize the... Read More »

The idea for this post came from a joke during a conversation with Bartosz Jarkowski on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sygyzmundovych/status/1016289331714121730 Hmm… Why should not try testing knowledge from recent openSAP course... Read More »