wenyuanyu

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   by wenyuanyu 6y ago

   Sorry that it made you feel that way. It is just the colleague who built the landing page thought it was a good idea to ask for stars there..
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   by wenyuanyu 6y ago

   Indeed.. link prediction and fraud detections are two of many things we support internally in Alibaba. Transaction graphs can be huge. Web graphs are huge. Also there are also many other huge graphs and use cases, like spot irregularities &
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   by wenyuanyu 6y ago

   Yes, we intend to cover the functionality provided by GraphLab, but with better performance (see https://github.com/alibaba/libgrape-lite/blob/master/Perform... , We are actually 10x~50x faster...). Also
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   by wenyuanyu 6y ago

   > if you have a small graph would it unreasonable to use graphscope to analyze it - what if it was a small graph that you expected to grow big later? You are right. GraphScope is built for processing very large graphs, but for small grap
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   by wenyuanyu 6y ago

   Good question! I am from the team built GraphScope. Neo4j and JanusGraph are graph databases where GraphScope is not. For end users, using GraphScope feels like using a python library like networkx ( https://networkx.org/ ),