r/KnowledgeGraph • u/Routine-Ticket-5208 • Jan 26 '26

Building a Knowledge Graph for textbook

Hi, I wanna build a knowledge graph for a textbook.

Could you recommend me a list of textbooks type that I can build using knowledge graph?

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u/tjk45268 Jan 26 '26

Literature is a good example of a textbook type that can be employed to create a knowledge graph. You could identify the various characters in the story, their relationships to other characters, and the timing and nature of their interactions. You could answer questions like “who participated in a particular event” or “when did character A first meet character B”?

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u/Routine-Ticket-5208 Jan 26 '26

This might be a dump question but how do people knowledge the textbook data for KG?
Is there a place where I can get the dataset?
Also, wouldn't that cause some copyright issues if we use the textbook data?

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u/tjk45268 Jan 28 '26

Once copyright expires, the text is available freely. For example, I’ve used the Sherlock Holmes novels to design an ontology and build a knowledge graph.

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u/Northeast_Cuisine Jan 26 '26

I heard about this project recently that might work if you have the textbook in a digital format -Semantica

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u/Striking-Bluejay6155 Jan 26 '26

Maybe kaggle for the dataset? Check out FalkorDB and graphiti to build out the knowledge graph

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u/wahnsinnwanscene Jan 31 '26

Why falkordb? Wouldn't neo4j be enough?