From Relational and Property Graph Data to Large Language Models
Malcolm Crowe, Fritz Laux
Abstract
A data management server that combines the relational data model found in traditional databases with the graphical models being developed by newer data products can provide its knowledge model to generative tools for large language models. Both models have been reconciled at the implementation level by replacing foreign keys by reference values. This boosts performance and allows effectively following links instead of lookup joins. The reference value will never change as it uses the record address in the log file. This paper reports on progress in providing such a synthesis and includes an example of a knowledge base that is triple-based and would also be supported in such a system.
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