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Semantica constructs two graphs as reasoning infrastructure: a Context Graph and a Knowledge Graph.
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VerifiedKnowledge graphs use a graph-based structure consisting of nodes representing entities and edges representing relationships.74% similarUnverifiedKnowledge graphs built by Semantica are stored in a VectorStore, combining graph structure with vector retrieval so that Agents can perform structured traversal via graph edge relationships as well as fuzzy semantic retrieval via vector similarity.72% similarUnverifiedSemantica records each decision as a node and presents the relationships between data in a visual manner.71% similarVerifiedKnowledge graphs are based on a graph-structured data structure, with construction complexity far exceeding vector-based solutions, but they can precisely express relationships between entities.68% similarUnverifiedThe graph structure is borrowed from the Directed Graph theory in computer science; a graph consists of vertices and edges, and a directed graph requires each edge to have a clearly defined direction.68% similar
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