jvilledieu | 8 years ago | on: PyGraphistry – A library to extract, transform, and visually explore big graphs
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jvilledieu | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Is there an open source equivalent to Palantir?
You may want to look into Linkurious (https://linkurio.us) which integrates Neo4j, ElasticSearch and a graph visualization interface. It was used extensively in the Panama Papers (https://linkurio.us/panama-papers-how-linkurious-enables-ici...)
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jvilledieu | 10 years ago | on: DGraph – Scalable, Distributed, Low-Latency, High-Throughput Graph Database
My company offers a tool to search, edit and visualize graph data: http://linkurio.us/
You should try it out :)
jvilledieu | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: What data visualisation tools do data scientists and developers use?
Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder of Linkurious. Our products are used by data scientists and less experienced-users.
We have an open-source graph visualization JS tookit called linkurious.js: https://github.com/Linkurious/linkurious.js
We also offer a commercial product to visualize Neo4j stored graphs: https://linkurio.us/product/
jvilledieu | 11 years ago | on: How Network Analysis Can Help Identify Money Laundering Schemes
Too bad the analysis can't be reproduced.
I can find data about the companies (http://download.companieshouse.gov.uk/en_output.html) but not the directors.
Anyone has had more luck?
jvilledieu | 11 years ago | on: Neo Technology Just Closed $20M in Funding
Congrats to the team of Neo Technology. If you're interested in discovering how to visualize Neo4j graph databases, check out Linkurious : http://linkurio.us/
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