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Reindeer Graph

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Aakollegger
Last edited Dec 23, 2015
Created on Dec 23, 2015

The Reindeer Graph shows the pairing and following relationships among Santa's reindeer team, along with their individual strength values and the sleigh they pull. It demonstrates how to modify the graph by replacing Blitzen's pair connection with a new reindeer named Bolt, and how to query for the strongest pair of reindeer currently linked in the team. The visualization uses Cypher queries to create and manipulate nodes and edges, with the data rendered through a graph visualization library that supports node-link diagrams.

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