I33Buckler commented on issue #1287:
URL: https://github.com/apache/age/issues/1287#issuecomment-1805479688

   > @I33Buckler I'd be careful with StackOverflow answers that have few, if 
any, responses. That one, in particular, is not very helpful in my opinion.
   > 
   
   Thanks. I referred to it as it was the only answer to the question as to how 
to load into Apache AGE from an existing table as most other examples involved 
loading a single row.
   
   > I feel the following **might** be of use, I don't know how much experience 
or expertise you have with graphs or your level of CS understanding, so please 
don't take offense if I repeat or state the obvious,...
   >
   
   Not much experience with graphs or CS so explanations are welcome. Always an 
opportunity to learn.
    
   > A graph in the context of Apache AGE is a computer science abstract data 
type -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_(abstract_data_type) Apache AGE 
specifically implements a digraph (directional graph) with labels and 
properties for each component.
   > 
   > I'm going to give you the following links because, on the surface, it 
appears that what you are doing might fall into this category of problems.
   > 
   > [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_complexity_theory 
](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_complexity_theory)
   > 
   
   Thank you. 
   
   > Specifically, ones like this. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem
   > 
   > If it does, you're going to need to carefully look at your desired result 
and possibly restrict it to make it more manageable. Again, I only have a 
general idea of what you are doing.
   > 
   > Hope this is helpful.
   
   This is rather helpful. 
   Thank you for your suggestions. 
   The current process completed the creation of the graph STOP_TIMES and 
vertices after 12 days. 
   Will look into your suggestions for consideration of how I can improve the 
process. 
   
   The intention of this exercise is to explore the network data identifying 
transport deserts and comparison of changes as part of the process.
   It is a self directed exercise which is a work in progress. 
   
   
   


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