A knowledge graph organizes relationships among entities, topics, and events so that connections are explicit rather than implied. This structured view can make content easier for AI systems to analyze. section 11.7
Example: connecting a site’s information
A website can mark up how a person, organization, topic, or event relates to the others. The goal is not more jargon; it is clearer, machine-readable signals about what the content means and how its parts connect. section 11.7
Use a knowledge graph when you need to make relationships clearer:
- Identify the entities, topics, or events that need to be connected. section 11.7
- Represent their relationships in a structured way that supports AI analysis. section 11.7
- Pair that structure with clear headers, summaries, and descriptive multimedia signals. section 11.7
Figure 11.4 A knowledge graph is a visual representation of relationships.
Use this visual representation to see the central idea: a knowledge graph makes relationships visible. section 11.7
