Node and edge lists in TSV format

[LucaCappelletti94]

Currently, this graph is only available as a Neo4J dump, which makes it inaccessible to neo4j newbs like me.

Could it be available also as two TSVs, one with the node list and their attributes and one with the edge list and the attributes of the edges?

I tried to convert the Neo4J dump myself, but due to my inexperience, I was unable even to load the dump into neo4j.

Once the TSVs are available, I'd love to run several different analyses on this graph.

Thanks!

[zommiommy]

@LucaCappelletti94 and I were able to do this conversion.

Is it ok if we make it available on archive.org?
Of course with proper licensing and attribution.

[wikiselev]

@LucaCappelletti94 and I were able to do this conversion.

Is it ok if we make it available on archive.org? Of course with proper licensing and attribution.

@zommiommy could you please provide instructions on how you performed the conversion? Or if you've made tsv files available somewhere, could you please provide the links?

[zommiommy]

Hi! The tsv we made I think is outdated now. We exported everything to csv using this api:

https://neo4j.com/labs/apoc/4.3/export/csv/

if you have an already running neo4j instance it should be easy, otherwise I can quickly writeup how we setted it up using docker!

[wikiselev]

Great, many thanks for your quick response! I'll try it out and come back here if I have any questions. Thanks again!

[SwarnavaCB]

Hello, @zommiommy I am trying to load the dump in neo4j, but I am unsuccessful in doing so. Could you please guide me how to load the dump into Neo4J and then convert it into a triplet CSV. And if you have already done so, could you link the CSV, even if it's old, it would offer good insight of the data.

[LizzAlice]

Hi, I would also be interested in a dump in csv/tsv format, or a neo4j dump for neo4j 5.x