Run Memgraph MAGE graph algorithms (PageRank, community detection) via Cypher CALL on an in-memory graph

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Verified steps

  1. Start Memgraph with the MAGE extension enabled (included in the memgraph-mage Docker image: docker run -p 7687:7687 memgraph/memgraph-mage)
  2. Verify available algorithms: CALL mg.procedures() YIELD name WHERE name STARTS WITH 'pagerank' OR name STARTS WITH 'community_detection' RETURN name
  3. Run PageRank: CALL pagerank.get() YIELD node, rank RETURN node.id AS id, rank ORDER BY rank DESC LIMIT 10
  4. Run community detection (Louvain): CALL community_detection.get() YIELD node, community_id RETURN community_id, collect(node.id) AS members ORDER BY size(members) DESC
  5. For large graphs use the streaming variant to avoid materializing the full result in memory: CALL pagerank.stream() YIELD node, rank ...
  6. MAGE algorithms operate on the full in-memory graph by default; filter subgraphs by passing a project subgraph argument where supported

Known gotchas

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