Knowledge graph search with electrical circuit scoring
OpenKGO replaces binary yes/no matching in knowledge graph search with a scoring system modeled as an electrical circuit. Each query becomes a circuit where relevance is measured by current flow, enabling soft ranking instead of hard pattern matching. It runs locally, is open source under Apache-2.0, and aims to improve retrieval for RAG and search applications.
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