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Feature: Add Support for Exporting Graphs to graph-tool #4296

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yarden-nadav opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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Feature: Add Support for Exporting Graphs to graph-tool #4296

yarden-nadav opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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yarden-nadav commented Sep 25, 2024

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Hi Kuzu Team,

I'd like to request a feature to export graphs from Kuzu to the Python graph-tool package. This would allow users to seamlessly integrate Kuzu with graph-tool for advanced graph analytics and visualization in data science workflows.

Key Benefits:

  • Enables leveraging Kuzu's querying with graph-tool's efficient algorithms.
  • Facilitates deeper analysis, machine learning, and visualization tasks for graph data.

Feature Proposal:

Add an export function to convert Kuzu graphs into a format compatible with graph-tool (e.g., .gt or Graph object).
Include support for nodes, edges, and optional attributes like weights.
This would greatly enhance Kuzu's usability in data science and network analysis.

Best regards,
A Kuzu User

@yarden-nadav yarden-nadav added the feature New features or missing components of existing features label Sep 25, 2024
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Hi @yarden-nadav, this makes sense to me. But for now, let's keep this issue open so other people can upvote this, so we can gather more evidence that there are more people interested in the same feature.

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