Property Graphs

Property graphs are a way of organizing and storing data where entities, called nodes, and their relationships, called edges, are both described with detailed information called properties. For example, in a social network, a person (node) might have properties like name and age, and their relationship with another person (edge) could have properties like since when they’ve known each other. This structure allows for flexible and rich data modeling, making it easier to analyze complex, interconnected information such as social connections, product recommendations, or network topologies.