I really like vector data shown in an animated force-directed graph. So, I stored the vectors in Weaviate. Then I fed the ‘nearest neighbor’ data from Weaviate to the D3blocks library, which allowed me to have FDG plotting, all with Python.
For more on my code, visit the Georgia Project, https://github.com/KatherineMossDeveloper/The-Georgia-Project/tree/main.
Hey @Katherine ,
Welcome to our community—it’s lovely to have you here!
That’s an interesting one, thank you for sharing it with us.
Best regards,
Mohamed Shahin
Weaviate Support Engineer
(Ireland, UTC±00:00/+01:00)
Hey Mohamed,
Thanks for the note. It was really fun to use Weaviate with my project. It is an honor to get a reply from someone from Weaviate.
I had never used a vector database before, so I was delighted that it was relatively easy to implement. I left some notes on it in my Georgia Project, if anyone is interested in my use of it.
cheers,
Katherine
Absolutely 
! If you need anything in Weaviate or help with any concept, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’ll be happy to support.
Vector databases are the future, and AI is becoming embedded everywhere. At Weaviate, we focus on making things simple for developers, engineers, and anyone using vector DB for the first time.
I’m really glad to hear you’re enjoying it. Have a lovely week ahead.
Best regards,
Mohamed Shahin
Weaviate Support Engineer
(Ireland, UTC±00:00/+01:00)
