Graph Data Model

A Graph Data Model represents information as a network of entities (called nodes) connected by relationships (edges). Think of it like a social network: people are nodes, and their friendships are edges. This structure allows for capturing complex, interconnected data naturally, making it easy to analyze how different pieces relate. It's especially useful for data with many connections, such as social media, recommendation systems, or transportation networks, because it models real-world relationships directly, enabling efficient querying and insight extraction.