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Where this one gets misread
A graph draws relationships confidently whether or not the evidence supports them. Once rendered, an inferred edge and a stated one look identical, and the diagram is persuasive either way.
Glossary
What is a knowledge graph?
A knowledge graph is a structured representation of entities and the relationships between them.
Updated 21 Aug 2026
Definition
Marella's knowledge network adds concepts and curation on top.
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Questions to ask
Ask for a worked example on your own material, and the evidence needed to reproduce it.
- Which relationships are stated in the source and which inferred?
- What evidence supports each edge?
- How are two people with the same name resolved?
- How is a wrong edge corrected, and does it stay corrected?
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How Marella uses the term
We use “Knowledge graph” only where a product mechanism or an evaluation method backs it up, and we say when the behaviour depends on how a deployment is configured.
- Backed by a product mechanism or an evaluation method
- Deployment differences flagged
What this page does not prove
- B1A definition is not a claim about how the product performs.
- B2Vendor implementations vary.
- B3Test the term against a representative workflow.
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