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GraphRAG Hands-On Knowledge Graphs for RAGDate: 11 September 2026 | Posted by: voska89 |
![]() GraphRAG Hands-On Knowledge Graphs for RAG Published 9/2026 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 1h 47m | Size: 826.93 MB Why vector RAG fails, what a knowledge graph fixes, how to index and query with Microsoft GraphRAG ยท Hands-On track What you'll learnRecognise the three question types that make vector RAG fail and explain why Build and walk a knowledge graph by hand, then extract entities and relations with an LLM Configure and run Microsoft GraphRAG indexing and read its outputs Use local and global search and answer multi-hop questions Estimate the token cost of GraphRAG and decide when it is worth it RequirementsA computer with Python 3.10+ (a free Google Colab account is enough for most sessions) Comfort reading Python code; you do not need to be an expert An OpenAI API key or a local Ollama installation Basic familiarity with LLM APIs and embeddings DescriptionThis course contains the use of artificial intelligence. The voice-over in this course is synthesized with a text-to-speech model from scripts written and reviewed by the instructor, and the on-screen material (notebooks, code, slides) is the instructor's own work. Vector RAG works until the question needs more than one chunk. Multi-hop questions, global summary questions and questions about relations all fail the same way: the right chunk is never retrieved, because the answer lives in the connections between documents. GraphRAG fixes that with a knowledge graph โ and this course shows exactly how, on a small fictional corpus with planted facts so you can verify every answer by hand. Session 1 builds a naive RAG pipeline from scratch and breaks it on purpose on three question types. Session 2 covers knowledge-graph fundamentals: nodes, edges, building a graph by hand with NetworkX, walking it, and LLM-based entity and relation extraction with a prompt you can read. Session 3 is Microsoft GraphRAG hands-on: installation, the settings file line by line, the indexing pipeline, and the entities, relationships and communities it produces. Session 4 covers querying: local versus global search and what each is for, multi-hop reasoning, community visualisation, token cost, and โ importantly โ when not to use GraphRAG. Every session is a notebook shown on screen while the narration explains each cell; the notebooks work with OpenAI or with a local Ollama model. Cost is measured, not assumed. The follow-up course, *GraphRAG in Production*, takes this to real public documents with evaluation, provenance and agents. Who this course is forDevelopers who have built a RAG chatbot and hit its limits Data and knowledge engineers evaluating knowledge-graph retrieval Teams considering Microsoft GraphRAG and needing a realistic cost picture Anyone who wants to understand retrieval beyond similarity search HomepageDOWNLOAD LINK No Password - Links are Interchangeable See full article |