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Knowledge graph of the Ko Yamasaki encyclopedia

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Graph representation of encyclopedia topics

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Knowledge graph of the Ko Yamasaki encyclopedia describes the graph structure formed by articles, categories, internal links, related articles, and parent articles in this site.

The graph is editorial rather than algorithmically learned, but it uses a node-and-edge vocabulary similar to the one used in graph research.

Interactive figure

Rearrange this encyclopedia as a network of subjects.

Overview[edit]

Each article is treated as a node.

Links such as PlayStation Vita, Terraplot, Rugby, and Hamburger steak connect different parts of Yamasaki's identity and work.

For the main biographical article, see Ko Yamasaki.

Data structure[edit]

Structured metadata stores slug, title, category, related articles, parent article, importance, kind, status, images, references, and external links.

From this data, the site can generate related navigation and a graph visualization.

Relation to Ko Yamasaki[edit]

The knowledge graph reflects a basic idea of the 2027 version: a person is not represented only by a landing page or resume, but by many connected topics.

Professional articles such as Research and Projects coexist with identity articles such as PlayStation Vita and Hamburger steak.

Interactive view[edit]

The Knowledge Graph article can transition into an interactive graph view.

This is one of the few moments when the ordinary encyclopedia interface reveals the stranger architecture underneath.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Knowledge graph article used for general background on graph-structured knowledge representation.

This page was last edited on 25 September 2026.

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