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that expands around a node / set of nodes in parallel using the given rel-type-pattern into a set and returns that set of nodes.
So that we can then use set functions on those neighbor-sets to find intersections or nodes that are not in both of those sets.
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@InverseFalcon we have that now, or? Would be probably also nice as a function.
But not sure if it adds a lot over [(node)-->(m) | m] ??
[(node)-->(m) | m]
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As you say it seems like pattern comprehension covers this. Is there anything in this that adds something else, aside from the parallel execution?
@InverseFalcon Parallel execution and probably more convenient procedure/function call name?
Or perhaps just some docs.
This should be done via apoc.path.expand
apoc.path.expand
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that expands around a node / set of nodes in parallel using the given rel-type-pattern into a set
and returns that set of nodes.
So that we can then use set functions on those neighbor-sets to find intersections or nodes that are not in both of those sets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: