Featured Publications
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In The News
Computing on massive amounts of data takes time, energy and resources. To get the most out of the knowledge graphs, high performance computing is necessary, and scaling is a requirement for high performance computing.
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Data Sheets
Financial Services Industry Overview: Financial Services
Katana Graph helps financial services companies more effectively detect fraud in real time, while also seizing new business opportunities through expanded, personalized services.
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In The News
In the twelve months since its launch the company has raised $28.5 million in a round led by Intel Capital and secured clients in the pharmaceutical, financial services, security and electronic design automation sectors.
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Events
Katana Graph announced today that senior software engineer Roshan Dathatri will participate in a featured presentation and panel at the AI & Big Data Expo.
Recent Blog Posts
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Rethinking Buyer Behavior Algorithms
To standard traffic analyzers, one click is as good as another. Our impulse purchases and our most prized procurements are all weighted equally by the algorithms through which vendors characterize us as consumers. We still see advertisements for now-shelved quarantine hobbies as we scroll through our daily news because click-counting and similar metrics have failed to reliably predict our actual interest levels.
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Graph Neural Networks for Credit Modeling
The financial services sector has many early adopters of sophisticated analytics techniques involving graph computing. Graph AI is regularly used in this industry for applications such as fraud detection, anti-money laundering, and other criminal activities.
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Katana Graph’s Analytics Python Library
As businesses grow and face increasing data challenges, they must find ways to tackle more expansive problems in shorter time windows. The most essential tools a company has at its disposal for addressing real-world data problems are modern algorithms. Businesses that take an algorithmic approach can tackle bigger problems with larger numbers of variables and can make better decisions than those that don't. Data is unquestionably the world’s most valuable resource today.
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K-Core and K-Truss Algorithms
K-core and k-truss algorithms assist with community search in large graphs and are used to identify cohesive portions of a graph based on specific metrics, particularly in mining applications. Discovering dense subgraphs is an essential task in graph mining, and is valuable in the analysis of social networks, biology, and identifying crime rings. Both algorithms proceed by iteratively removing components that do not meet a specified metric to produce a subgraph. By removing extraneous components, a user of the algorithm can produce simplified versions of large, complex graphs to provide clarity and understandability. Cohesive subgraphs allow the user to identify significant connections within their graph without a great deal of computational requirements.
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Clustering Coefficient Functions
The clustering coefficient algorithm is typically used on homogeneous, undirected graphs to determine which nodes cluster together and the likelihood that a node’s neighbors are also connected. For example, if a person’s friends are also friends with each other, the node representing that person has a high clustering coefficient. A low clustering coefficient, on the other hand, indicates a graph is composed of several weak ties. A clustering coefficient might be viewed roughly as the ratio of common friends in a social network compared to all possible connections a person might have.
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Community Detection Using Label Propagation Algorithm
Many networks — of people, bacteria, or computers — have a community-like structure. Quickly finding communities within large networks is a common task of the label propagation algorithm (LPA), a semi-supervised machine learning algorithm that assigns labels to the vertices of a graph that represents such a network.
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Louvain Community Detection
Louvain clustering is an algorithm for community detection that serves as an unsupervised, agglomerative, bottom-up clustering method for undirected graphs.
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The Way Forward: Graph Computing Conquers Life Sciences, AI, and ML
Graph computing, which is much more than simply utilizing a graph database, and graph AI are capable of solving the most difficult data and analytics problems in the world. As seemingly ambitious a claim as this is, it’s relatively easy to make and significantly more difficult to prove.
Webinars & Podcasts
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Podcast
A Graph Is Worth a Thousand Words
In this episode of TWiT our CEO, Keshav Pingali, discusses how Katana Graph came to be and its ability to ingest data from a variety of disparate data sources to derive insights for the financial, health and life sciences, and cybersecurity industries.
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Podcast
CEO Discusses the Impact of AI-powered Graph Technology on our Lives
In this episode of the AI in Action podcast Keshav Pingali, CEO and co-founder of Katana Graph, discusses AI-powered graph technology and various use cases within Healthcare and Fintech.
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Podcast
CEO Extracts Actionable Insights from Massive Datasets
Keshav Pingali, CEO and co-founder of Katana Graph, joins the I AM CEO podcast to discuss Katana Graph’s origins and the duties and responsibilities of a CEO.
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On-demand Webinar
On-demand Webinar: Building a Foundation for Scalable ML and AI
Artificial intelligence is making its mark on every aspect of computing and graphs are playing a key role in AI and big data analytics, providing insights in many domains through traditional graph algorithms and graph neural networks. As the size of these data sets increase, the computing power needed also increases and the software techniques to manage it becomes ever more critical. Watch this special DBTA-hosted roundtable discussion featuring Roshan Dathathri, Sr. Software Engineer at Katana Graph, Josiah Vincent Solutions Engineer at Delphix, Phoebe Liu, Senior Data Scientist at Appen and moderated by Stephen Faig, Research Director at Unisphere Research and DBTA, to learn how to manage AI at scale utilizing clusters of machines and specialized hardware for processing large scale graphs. In addition, you will earn how Katana Graph and Intel are teaming together to analyze massive data sets and producing an efficient and scalable graph analytics and AI library that works across a wide variety of platforms. Simply fill out the form to the right to watch now.
Latest News & Events
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Events
Join us August 16th for this special roundtable webinar to learn about new ML technologies and strategies.
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In The News
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are taking off across all industries. Here are three examples of how it can benefit the hybrid workforce.
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Events
Join us August 22 – 24, 2022 in Orlando, FL, and use discount code BI20EDC when registering to save $350.
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Events
How will AI and analytics change life in the next 25 years? In this episode, we look forward to the next 25 years and will share predictions about the technological innovations prevalent then based on a projection of AI and analytics forward.
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In The News
In recent years, graph companies have flourished, with the benefits of graph databases trickling down from the big tech titans to a slew of organizations.
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Events
Join us June 23rd to understand how to create a robust Data Architecture for BI and data analytics that takes both business and tech needs into consideration.
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In The News
A new study by the Intel oneDAL team in collaboration with Katana Graph teams at Intel Labs improves the pipeline’s performance by applying more parallel algorithms and fine-tuning its performance to the architecture.
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In The News
Graph technology, in conjunction with other analytics technologies, can enable organizations to unlock deep insights from the enormous amount of data they already own. Katana Graph’s platform addresses these technologies, to help extract intelligence from data.
Data Sheets
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Financial Services Credit Modeling
Achieving new breakthrough levels of improved lending outcomes requires continuous improvement of credit modeling using the most advanced predictive technologies possible, particularly graph AI.
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Financial Services 360 Degree Customer Insights
Organizations have more customer data sources than ever—purchase history, campaign activity, interactions across all channels, demographics and countless more—which together can reveal new, 360-degree customer insights, including predicting future needs and wants.
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Health & Life Sciences RDKit Integration
The success of your drug discovery innovation efforts depends heavily on the speed and accuracy in which hypotheses can be generated and tested. The Katana Graph intelligence platform fulfills this essential need for life sciences companies in ways alternative solutions simply cannot match.
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Data Sheets
The 2020 global pandemic forced organizations to accommodate a sudden, massive spike in remote work, business and communications. Many companies have found their identity and access management (IAM) systems cannot keep up with today’s highly complex and demanding identity landscape.
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Data Sheets
Technology Overview The Katana Graph Intelligence Platform
Katana Graph provides a Graph Intelligence Platform offering elastic performance at massive scale for Graph Queries (contextual search), Graph Analytics (path finding, centrality and community detection), Graph Mining (pattern discovery), and Graph AI (prediction).
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Data Sheets
Security System Intrusion Detection
Katana Graph Intelligence Platform detects a broad spectrum of intrusions in real time that might otherwise evade traditional IDS tools, through the power of next-generation graph analytics, mining and AI.
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Data Sheets
Health & Life Sciences Industry Overview: Life Sciences
Katana Graph offers a breakthrough graph intelligence platform that enables life sciences organizations to reap the huge potential of graph processing and AI, at levels of scale and performance no other data platform can match.
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Health & Life Sciences Drug Discovery
Katana Graph enables life sciences knowledge workers to store, query, mine and develop AI models using heterogeneous data sources, to reveal breakthrough insights at levels of scale and performance no other data platform can match.
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Data Sheets
Financial Services Fraud Detection
Katana Graph has developed a next generation graph intelligence platform that provides breakthrough processing essential for today’s real-time anti-fraud applications. Katana Graph efficiently handles highly complex graph queries, algorithms and deep learning models, at massive scale and speed that other graph solutions simply cannot match.
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Security Industry Overview: Security
Organizations are actively improving customer engagement and optimizing business operations. New technologies to fulfill these demands have been introduced, from the Internet of Things (IoT) to SaaS solutions capable of managing the most complex networks of customers, partners and distributors. However, these technologies have also become targets for cybercrime.
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Data Sheets
Financial Services Industry Overview: Financial Services
Katana Graph helps financial services companies more effectively detect fraud in real time, while also seizing new business opportunities through expanded, personalized services.