This repository contains a Neo4j graph database of DocGraph.
- Organizations -[:PARENT_OF] - Providers -[:SPECIALTY]- Specialties
- Providers -[:LOCATED_IN]-Locations
- Providers -[:REFERRED]-Providers
- Counties -[:INCOME_IN]-
- Organizations - Fields: name
- Specialties - Fields: name, code
- Providers - Fields: name, npi, type, address_first_line, address_second_line, address_city_name, address_state_name, address_postal_code, address_country_code, telephone_number, fax_number
- Locations - Fields: address_city_name, address_state_name, address_country_name
- CountiesZip - Fields: postal_code, primary_city, state, county, state_county
- Census - Fields: display_label, county, average_income, error, state_county
- PARENT_OF - Between Providers and Organizations
- SPECIALTY - Between Providers and Specialties
- LOCATED_IN - Between Providers and Locations
- REFERRED - Between Providers, Fields: times
- LOCATED_IN - Between Counties and PostalCode
- Organization - Fields: name
- Specialty - Fields: name, code
- Provider - Fields: name, address_postal_code, telephone_number, npi
- Location - Fields: address_city_name, address_state_name, address_country_code
It is available as a neo_doc_v1.tar.gz.torrent or on Dropbox at neo_doc_v1.tar.gz.
It contains a graph.db directory that goes in neo4j/data/.
The file neo_doc.commands contains a "how to" for building this data yourself.
Clone the Neo4j Batch Import Utility
git clone git://github.com/jexp/batch-import.git
Download and install Neo4j or use the neography
bundle install
rake neo4j:install
Follow the "Import to Neo" section in the neo_doc.commands file.
Licensed under the Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) unless otherwise noted.