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I've been working on the graph partitioning issues for distirbuted graphdbs for a while (my own pet project that my brain won't let me give up on) but it's been
by ferrouswheel 14y ago
I've been working on the graph partitioning issues for distirbuted graphdbs for a while (my own pet project that my brain won't let me give up on) but it's been from the perspective of someone who's not been keeping up to date with the Comp Sci literature. Have you got any suggestions for canonical papers from the last decade or so, for the state of the art?
- jandrewrogers 14y agoThere has not been much that is both new and interesting in the graph partitioning literature in a long time. What you already know is probably not too far off from what is in the current literature. The literature on this topic has been stagnant for years. Solutions to the graph partitioning problem exist and among people doing high-end graph analytics this has been rumored for years now. It just is not published and people that know how it is done are slathered in NDAs. I know of two different (related) algorithms for parallelizing graph analysis. IBM Research currently has the most advanced algorithms for graph analysis and they disclose very little about how they work.