A knowledge graph organizes entities as nodes and their relationships as edges, making connected facts available for retrieval rather than treating information as isolated text. section 7.3.3
In GraphRAG, graph-based retrieval complements semantic search by traversing connected information. This improves context for complex, multistep questions and can reduce hallucinations through structured grounding. section 7.3.3
A practical GraphRAG workflow includes:
- Convert structured and unstructured data into nodes and relationship edges. section 7.3.3
- Traverse relevant subgraphs to retrieve connected context instead of isolated chunks. section 7.3.3
- Combine graph reasoning with vector embeddings and semantic search. section 7.3.3
- Tailor the schema to the domain, such as regulations, companies, and market events in finance. section 7.3.3
A finance retrieval question
A graph can connect a regulation to affected companies and related market events, giving a retrieval system a connected context for a complex query. section 7.3.3











