Hi there

I'm coming back to this post becouse I have some more questions and I guess 
you expert can help me in figuring them
In my scenario I have a graph where properties on relationship can vary 
rapidly; so this means that I can't use pre-computation algorithms (like 
Contratcion Hierarchy) when I need to calculate the route between a source 
and a target; so actually I can only use the A* algorithm that should be 
faster than Dijkstra
But since my one is a route planner software I need to provide to the graph 
also some "spatial" functions (e.g. find the closest point to the point 
with coordinate A and B and others...)
At the beginning I wanted to use Neo4j Spatial but it seems to me (but I 
may be wrong) that it adds some nodes more to the original nodes in order 
to add Layers and so on....I'ld like only to use a spatial index to index 
my own nodes (and maybe relationships) and than do spatial queries; 
moreover I saw that lucene 4 has Spatial APIs so I'ld like to ask:

   - is what I'm thinking and described here feasible according to yuo?
   - is there a roadmap where lucene version will be upgraded from 3.x to 
   4.x
   - if lucene is upgraded to 4.x, is there any possibility to add a 
   Spatial Index so that I can use it in order to index my own nodes and 
   relationships? (In my scenario Nodes will be Points and Relationships will 
   be Lines)
   - In the workst case....can I create my own "spatial index" and add it 
   to Neo4J? In this case how can I add functions to Neo4J (e.g. find closest 
   point to coordinates)

Note that now I upgraded my Neo4J version from 1.9.5 to 2.0

Thank you
Angelo

Il giorno venerdì 10 gennaio 2014 09:34:08 UTC+1, Angelo Immediata ha 
scritto:
>
> Hi there
>
> I'm using this environment:
>
>    - spring 3.2.6
>    - spring-data-neo4j 2.3.3 (I'm thinking to upgrade to the version 3 in 
>    order to have support for neo4j 2.0)
>    - neo4j 1.9.5
>    
>
> I'm thinking to use neo4j in order to store our own graph that will be 
> used in a route planner project. The first question is if this seems to you 
> (sure more experts than me) a good solution in order to build a very good 
> and efficient and performant route planner
> Moreover as far as I know (by reading this link 
> http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/1.9.5/graph-algo.html ) in neo4j these 
> algorithms are implemented:
>
>    - Shortest paths
>    - all paths
>    - all simple paths
>    - Dijkstra
>    - A*
>    
>
> By reading this link 
> http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/1.9.5/rest-api-graph-algos.html I saw that 
> REST API allows to call these algorithms:
>
>    - Find all shortest paths
>    - Find one of the shortest paths between nodes
>    - Execute a Dijkstra algorithm with similar weights on relationships
>    - Execute a Dijkstra algorithm with weights on relationships
>    
>
> The second question is: can't I invoke the A* algorithm by REST API? This 
> is related to the fact that I'ld love to have one (ore more) dedicated 
> machine to neo4j and access to them by REST API (is this a good solution?)
>
> The last question regards neo4j performance. In my real scenario i may 
> import an OSM file of an whole italian region (maybe also the full Italy); 
> in the case of one region I can have around 10 millions of nodes (also more 
> than 10 million) and some millions of relationship. In this case...what are 
> performances with the built-in algorithms Dijkstra and/or A* when i want 
> the shortest path (or all paths) between two points located at the end of 
> the graph? 
>
> Thank you
> Angelo
>

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