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Graphs For Genealogists (GFG) using Neo4J and GraphXR
Graphs For Genealogists (GFG) using Neo4J and GraphXR
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Posted Wednesday, January 11, 2023
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Very interesting tool being developed: 37 minute YouTube
video
at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94k0oiifkqs
Presenter uses GenoPro to show several of his example family trees. Abstract below.
Basic summary:
Export GEDCOM file
Export FTDNA (Family Tree DNA) matches, segments, etc
Import both into Neo4J with GFG (Graphs For Genealogists) plug-in added to it
Run one or more of the ~140+ queries on the graph/data set. I asked for some of these back in 2017 in this thread -
http://support.genopro.com/Topic37682.aspx
Patrilineal Tree
Matrilineal Tree
X-DNA Inheritance Tree
Double Cousins
Relationships of all in a project
X-chromosome genetic distance for all
Pedigree completeness
Correlation of Relationship
Visualize with GraphXR, see examples at
https://youtu.be/94k0oiifkqs?t=1738
point in video. In this video
https://youtu.be/lCGbAr5ESs4?t=2473
he shows an example with Geospatial and Time Series (eg, show how your ancestors migrated over time)
To get involved with the development, testing, etc of GFG, go to
https://wai.md/gfg
GraphXR:
https://www.kineviz.com/
Speakers:• David A Stumpf, Principle, Who Am I, LLC• Weidong Yang, Founder & President, KinevizSession type: Full Length SessionAbstract: Graphs for Genealogists (GFG) is an open-source software package with an application front-end, visualization in GraphXR, a graph database, and a plugin designed for genealogy data management and analytics. The ETL loads family tree data in GECOM format, consumer DNA test results, and genealogist-curated files that create links between graphs. The analytics provide new insights and actionable recommendations for further genealogy research. GFG traversals collect concatenated strings to create Ahnentafel numbers and enable filtering on X-linked inheritance and other patterns. Traversals from the family tree through DNA matches to chromosome segment data find triangulation groups and monophyletic segments aligned with specific family tree branches. Graph algorithms from Neo4j Graph Data Science reveal communities aligned with family tree branches. Hierarchical trees include patrilineal trees, DNA haplotrees, ORDPATH-enhanced renderings, and hybrids linking these together. Chromosome painting and 3D renderings help users interpret the results. Recommendations include manageable sets of persons from a pool of over 250,000 DNA matches. There are many opportunities for further development of graph analytics in this billion-dollar industry.
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