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scene (Bloom)

A continuously saved graph visualization in Neo4j Bloom.

Also written: scene, scenes

Example

Bloom's main workspace is a graph scene. It holds the nodes and relationships you have brought onto the canvas through search or exploration, along with their positions and any styling changes you made in that scene.

Bloom saves the scene as you work. A scene is always viewed through a perspective, which decides the categories and default styling Bloom uses.

Lessons that use this term

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Zero to Production Hands-On Workshop2 mentions

  • ExploreAccess your datasearch to create a scene of customers and2 mentions

Hands-on GenAI Workshop4 mentions

  • BloomA tour of Aurastyle by any property Run algorithms to colour communities Save scenes, share a link, or4 mentions

AuraDB Fundamentals8 mentions

  • Explore dataToolsUI consists of a search bar, a scene where results are visualized, and a legend3 mentions
  • Query toolToolsthe scenes, the Query tool does the3 mentions
  • Import dataToolsthe scenes, the Import tool takes your CSV and turns it into a graph: it inspects the file structure, then you decide how columns2 mentions

Getting Started with the Aura CLI2 mentions

  • SummaryCredentials and Configurationare. The key is a client ID and client secret pair, exchanged behind the scenes for short-lived access tokens the CLI renews1 mention
  • Add Your Credential and Confirm ItCredentials and Configurationthe scenes, the CLI just exchanged your client ID and secret for an access token and made its first authenticated API1 mention

Graph Type Schema Enforcement1 mention

  • What Are Graph Types?Schema Enforcement with Graph Typesthe scenes, Neo4j creates the constraints that back the graph type, and the error names the individual constraint that could not1 mention

Agent Memory Workshop with TypeScript1 mention

Related terms

Aura instance
A single Neo4j database running in Aura.4 shared lessons
Aura
Neo4j's fully managed cloud service.6 shared lessons
graph database
A database that stores data as nodes and relationships rather than in tables or documents.2 shared lessons
label
A tag on a node that groups it with other nodes of the same kind. A node can carry more than one.5 shared lessons
constraint
A rule the database enforces on every node or relationship with a given label or type, rejecting any write that breaks it.2 shared lessons
traversal
Following relationships from one node to the next to reach other parts of a graph.2 shared lessons
prompt
The text given to a language model to produce a response.2 shared lessons
AuraDB
The Aura product for transactional workloads.1 shared lesson

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