I added a course "Importing CSV data into Neo4j" to the book:
https://github.com/Mathemilda/BOOKS/tree/main/Neo4j
Update: GraphAcademy representative contacted me and asked not to publish the compilation book.
I added a course "Importing CSV data into Neo4j" to the book:
https://github.com/Mathemilda/BOOKS/tree/main/Neo4j
Update: GraphAcademy representative contacted me and asked not to publish the compilation book.
I started a book of complied Neo4j courses passed by me. The courses originally are published on https://graphacademy.neo4j.com/, in HTML format, with a separate webpage for each section. I wanted a reference where I can do a global search and eventually I plan to add index section with main concepts. I emailed to Neo4j GraphAcademy to check what they think of it, and they did not reply. So I go with "if it is not forbidden, then it is allowed". As a data scientist, I was selecting courses which are beneficial for me. I started with 3 courses (Neo4j Fundamentals, Cypher Fundamentals, Graph Data Modeling Fundamentals) and I plan to add others.
Here is my github link for the book folder:
https://github.com/Mathemilda/BOOKS/tree/main/Neo4j
Do not hesitate to inform me if you found mistakes of any kind in the book. I will appreciate positive comments, too!
Update: GraphAcademy representative contacted me and asked not to publish the compilation book.
I have seen a standard presentation of NN using brain functioning, and I know that a number of people get impression that one should know biology to understand NN inner structure and works. It is not so. I did a post with a simpler analogy for NN: