Knowledge Graph

A knowledge graph is a way to organize and connect information so that computers can understand the relationships between different concepts, people, places, or things. Imagine it as a network of nodes (representing entities) and edges (showing how they relate). For example, it might link "Albert Einstein" to "Physics" and "Nobel Prize," helping search engines or AI systems provide more accurate and context-aware answers. Essentially, it structures complex information into an interconnected map, enabling smarter data retrieval and reasoning across various domains.