Dynamic Knowledge Graphs [PyCon DE & PyData 2026] @PyDataTV
Dynamic Knowledge Graphs [PyCon DE & PyData 2026]  @PyDataTV
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
🔊 Recorded at PyCon DE & PyData 2026, 16.04.2026
2026.pycon.de/talks/TST9LF

🎓 Watch Jakob Leander Müller explain how to build a production-ready dynamic knowledge graph that overcomes the limitations of traditional RAG to handle real-time data evolution.

Speakers:
Jakob Leander MĂźller

Description:
Dynamic knowledge graphs address the fragmentation of information across disconnected sources, such as Jira tickets, Git repositories, and Swagger documentation. While vector stores offer fast similarity searches, they lack global connectivity and struggle with conflicting entries. Static graph-based RAG systems provide holistic views but are slow to update and often lose traceability to source documents.

The proposed approach utilizes a property graph implemented in FalkyDB to maintain a machine-readable integration pipeline. The schema consists of four node types: document nodes (anchors with content hashes), entity nodes (deduplicated via similarity matching), fact nodes (atomic nuggets of information), and relationship nodes. Document nodes use outgoing edges to support all other nodes, ensuring full traceability and enabling precise deletions of outdated information without collapsing the entire graph.

Insertion involves a multi-stage pipeline using LLMs for structured output via Pydantic classes. To maximize connectivity, the system merges new nodes with existing ones using a hierarchy of matching techniques: exact matches, Jaro-Winkler string similarity, and semantic embedding comparisons, all verified by an LLM. Inference is handled by AI agents that explore the graph using tools for embedding queries, keyword searches, and neighborhood exploration, or by generating Cypher queries directly.

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The PyCon DE & PyData 2026 conference delivered an exceptional experience, fostering stronger connections within the Python community while showcasing the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and data science. Attendees enjoyed a diverse and engaging program of talks, workshops, and networking opportunities, further establishing the conference as a premier event for Python, AI, and data science enthusiasts across Germany.

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Acknowledgements:
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About:
Python Softwareverband e.V.:
PySV is a non-profit that promotes the use and development of Python in Germany through events, education, and advocacy, fostering an open Python community.

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supports open-source scientific computing by providing financial and logistical support to key projects like NumPy and Jupyter, promoting sustainable development and collaboration.


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