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What about GQL or SQL/PGQ support for graph-structured data manipulation? Can linear algebra be used for topology-related analysis simultaneously with well-established techniques (provided by Postgres) for nodes/edges attributes analysis? I guess, navigational part (of GQL) can be translated to linear algebra (LAGraph contains algorithms for RPQ, and even for CFPQ). But integration between topology and attributes analysis looks nontrivial.
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What about GQL or SQL/PGQ support for graph-structured data manipulation? Can linear algebra be used for topology-related analysis simultaneously with well-established techniques (provided by Postgres) for nodes/edges attributes analysis? I guess, navigational part (of GQL) can be translated to linear algebra (LAGraph contains algorithms for RPQ, and even for CFPQ). But integration between topology and attributes analysis looks nontrivial.
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