دانلود کتاب Graph Data Processing with Cypher: A practical guide to building graph traversal queries using the Cypher syntax on Neo4j

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Cover\nTitle Page\nCopyright and credit\nContributors\nTable of Contents\nPreface\nPart 1: Cypher Introduction\nChapter 1: Introduction to Neo4j and Cypher\n Technical requirements\n Introducing Neo4j and graph database concepts\n Understanding nodes in graphs\n Understanding relationships in graphs\n Cypher\n Installing Neo4j Desktop\n Downloading Neo4j Desktop\n A visual tour of Neo4j Desktop\n Projects menu\n DBMSs menu\n Graph applications\n Help menu\n Settings menu\n Using Neo4j Desktop\n Creating a local DBMS\n Managing a local DBMS instance\n Working with a local DBMS\n Starting the instance\n Opening the browser\n Working with the browser’s UI\n Working with additional options to manage local DBMS\n Summary\nChapter 2: Components of Cypher\n Technical requirements\n Graph storage in Neo4j\n Using the Cypher syntax\n Property types\n Structural types\n Composite types\n Using the nodes syntax\n Using the relationships syntax\n Working with Cypher keywords\n Using MATCH and OPTIONAL MATCH\n Using CREATE and DELETE\n SET and REMOVE\n Using WHERE, SKIP, LIMIT, and ORDER BY\n Using MERGE\n Using FOREACH\n Using UNWIND\n Using UNION and UNION ALL\n Using indexes and constraints\n Summary\nPart 2: Working with Cypher\nChapter 3: Loading Data with Cypher\n Before loading the data\n Graph data modeling\n Loading data with LOAD CSV\n LOAD CSV without headers\n LOAD CSV with headers\n Loading data with LOAD CSV using batching\n USING PERIODIC COMMIT\n CALL IN TRANSACTIONS\n Loading data using client drivers\n URI schemes\n Neo4j sessions\n Mapping the source data to graph\n Loading the patient data\n Loading the encounter data\n Loading provider data\n Loading organization data\n Loading medication data\n Loading condition, procedure, and allergy data\n Loading care plan data\n Using client drivers\n Summary\nChapter 4: Querying Graph\n Exploring the data in Graph\n Querying the nodes\n Querying the paths\n Summary\nChapter 5: Filtering, Sorting, and Aggregations\n Filtering with node labels and relationship types\n Filtering with WHERE and WITH clauses\n Sorting data using the ORDER BY clause\n Working with aggregations\n Summary\nChapter 6: List Expressions, UNION, and Subqueries\n Working with list expressions\n Working with the range function\n Working with the head function\n Working with the tail function\n Working with the last function\n Working with the size function\n Working with the reverse function\n Working with the reduce function\n Working with list comprehensions\n Working with UNION in Cypher\n Working with subqueries\n Working with returning subqueries\n Working with unit subqueries\n Summary\nPart 3: Advanced Cypher Concepts\nChapter 7: Working with Lists and Maps\n Working with lists\n Working with basic list capabilities\n Working with list operators\n Revisiting the list functions\n Working with COLLECT and UNWIND\n Working with maps\n Working with map projections\n Combining lists and maps\n Summary\nChapter 8: Advanced Query Patterns\n Working with the WITH clause\n Introducing variables at the start\n Working with the CASE clause\n Working with simple CASE expressions\n Working with generic CASE expressions\n Working with the FOREACH clause\n Working with the UNWIND clause\n Working with count stores\n Summary\nChapter 9: Query Tuning\n Working with EXPLAIN\n Working with PROFILE\n Reviewing plan operators\n Using index hints\n Summary\nChapter 10: Using APOC Utilities\n Installing APOC\n Working with data import and export\n Importing CSV data\n Importing JSON data\n Viewing database schema\n Executing dynamic Cypher\n Working with advanced path finding\n Connecting to other databases\n Using other useful methods\n Summary\nChapter 11: Cypher Ecosystem\n Using Neo4j extensions\n Using visualization tools\n Using Kafka and Spark connectors\n Using Graph Data Science\n Using Neo4j Workspace\n Summary\nChapter 12: Tips and Tricks\n Understanding the internals of Neo4j\n Understanding the node store\n Understanding the relationship store\n Understanding the property store\n Understanding Neo4j memory usage\n Reviewing querying patterns\n Troubleshooting a few common issues\n Reviewing the new 5.0 changes\n Summary\nIndex\nOther Books You May Enjoy