Finding influencers and communities in the Graph Community

By Medium - 2019-05-15

Description

Many graph algorithms originated from the field of social network analysis, and while I’ve wanted to build a twitter followers graph for a long time, the rate limits on its API have always put me…

Summary

In this post we’re going to analyse the Twitter social graph of the Neo4j community using graph algorithms.
Analysing the Neo4j social network We’re going to do two types of analysis on the data.
Influencers A Social Media Influencer is a user on social media who has established credibility in a specific industry.

Topics

Database (0.43)
Backend (0.13)
Machine_Learning (0.12)

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