Hyper-Extract is an LLM framework that transforms unstructured text into strongly-typed knowledge structures, from simple lists to complex knowledge/hyper/spatio-temporal graphs. It follows a three-layer architecture of Auto-Types (8 structural output types), Methods (extraction algorithms), and Templates (domain-specific configurations), and is available as both a CLI tool and a Python SDK.
- Supports 10+ extraction engines including GraphRAG, LightRAG, Hyper-RAG, KG-Gen, and iText2KG
- Offers 80+ ready-to-use domain templates covering Finance, Legal, Medical, TCM, and Industry
- Enables incremental evolution'' feed new documents to expand a knowledge abstract without reprocessing everything
- Unique among compared tools (GraphRAG, LightRAG, KG-Gen) in supporting hypergraphs, spatial graphs, and domain templates simultaneously
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- Supports 10+ extraction engines including GraphRAG, LightRAG, Hyper-RAG, KG-Gen, and iText2KG
- Offers 80+ ready-to-use domain templates covering Finance, Legal, Medical, TCM, and Industry
- Enables incremental evolution'' feed new documents to expand a knowledge abstract without reprocessing everything
- Unique among compared tools (GraphRAG, LightRAG, KG-Gen) in supporting hypergraphs, spatial graphs, and domain templates simultaneously
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