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Hi
How can create knowledge graph in confluence (space,page,people)
Goals:
1-find relationship between people.
2-find relation between pages and spaces.
FYI:please check the attachment to observe some example.
Thanks,
This conversation speaks volumes in that a Confluence Community Leader doesn't have the feintest idea what a Knowledge Graph and why use one. Simple google search reveals....
"Knowledge graphs (KGs) organise data from multiple sources, capture information about entities of interest in a given domain or task (like people, places or events), and forge connections between them. " source
Would be good if Atlassian started to make an effort to keep ahead of the product development curve, or more nimble competitors, like Microsoft, will take over
Actually these entities exist on Confluence database, just query on them and show.
and they made by user activity on question.
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That makes no sense, you should not be writing to a Confluence database (you probably shouldn't be reading it either - it's not designed for reporting either)
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How are you entering these relationships in Confluence?
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Here is some ideas:
1-find who looking for what.
2-how people interact.
create ontology and calculate and even predict weight of each edge.
Thanks
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But how are you entering these into Confluence?
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Mmm, not quite. Your question was about displaying some diagrams, not about what data is behind them.
I think you need to start with a look at what you're trying to capture and draw up diagrams from.
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an idea come to my mind, using "Confluence Questions"
it create score for users that answer to question (specific topic), with rest api I think it's possible to fetch this data an convert them to graph to show which user have strong experience in each topics.
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Yes this is something that was in my mind. It will be I think very useful to find create a kg out of confluence spaces. Helps in understanding connections
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@me Did you manage to get this off the ground in any way?
I just witnessed a team navigating confluence and a graph like this would have made this so much easier.
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There's not a lot we can talk about until we know what data you intend to draw diagrams from.
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I did. It doesn't answer the question.
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We have 3 entity(users,score,topics)
Use case 1
1-topic locate in center
2-topic connect to users with a line
3-as much as score is higher the line is thicker
Use case 2
1-user locate in center
2-user connect to topics with a line
3-as much as score is higher the line is thicker
Any idea?
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And how are you putting that into Confluence?
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- I believe ''how to put into Confluence'' was the very question @me was asking :P
Suggestions could be helpful here too!
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I think you have misunderstood my posts.
The original question can be paraphrased as "How can I draw stuff like this in Confluence?".
My answer is "How are you getting the data for it into Confluence?"
Unless you can tell us how you are adding the data for it to Confluence, there's no way we can start to tell you how you might go about displaying it.
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I envision tagging pages as data input. The more common tags, the closer the relation of pages.
Other data points could be common key (rare) words, links to internal or external pages, common editors, @mentions.
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