> [!bot-text] AI-generated > This text was drafted by [[Jake]] and has been reviewed. > [!info] Source > [What's a Knowledge Graph?](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-knowledge-graph-mike-dillinger-phd-xedjc) > by [[Mike Dillinger]], [[PhD]] > Related: <!-- IQ: =this.related -->[[Concepts/iaclass.md\|iaclass]], [[Concepts/knowledge graph.md\|knowledge graph]], [[Concepts/information architecture.md\|IA]]<!-- /IQ --> ## Summary A knowledge graph is a structured collection of facts written as triples: entity - relation - entity (or value). Its entities and relations are defined by their network of connected facts, so concepts are grounded as neighborhoods of related information. This lets computers reason about meaning, link diverse data, and power smarter AI applications. *(Summarized by Ghostreader)* ## Significance > [!bot-text] > Rejects dictionary-style definitions and builds a functional understanding of knowledge graphs from what they need to do — a model for defining keystone concepts. ## Claims & insights Claims that cite this summary (claims link here via `source`): <!-- QueryToSerialize: TABLE WITHOUT ID link(file.link, file.title) AS "Claim", confidence AS "Confidence" FROM #claim WHERE contains(file.outlinks, [[Summary - What's a Knowledge Graph]]) SORT file.mtime DESC --> <!-- SerializedQuery: TABLE WITHOUT ID link(file.link, file.title) AS "Claim", confidence AS "Confidence" FROM #claim WHERE contains(file.outlinks, [[Summary - What's a Knowledge Graph]]) SORT file.mtime DESC --> | Claim | Confidence | | ----- | ---------- | <!-- SerializedQuery END -->