graphblas-algorithms
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python-graphblas
Graph algorithms written in GraphBLAS
See #53 (this PR maybe closes it). CC @szhorvat. I'm not at all familiar with using igraph, so I'm hoping you can take a look at this. What other algorithms...
We would like to be able to compare performance to `igraph`: https://github.com/igraph/python-igraph Some algorithms may be different, which can make direct comparisons difficult to do well (for example, stopping criteria...
We would like to be able to compare performance to `graph-tool`: https://graph-tool.skewed.de Some algorithms may be different, which can make direct comparisons difficult to do well (for example, stopping criteria...
Calling an algorithm should accept two types of inputs: a raw Matrix or a wrapped Graph. - When given a Matrix, the return type should be raw (i.e. a Matrix...
It will be an ongoing effort to make it easier to contribute to `graphblas-algorithms`, so lets gather ideas and prioritize in this thread. Heh, right now, I encourage potential contributors...
To extend tests https://github.com/python-graphblas/graphblas-algorithms/issues/10 Using `hypothesis` to generate a combinations of graphs to compare the outputs of nx implementation and graphblas ones. I'm not a 100% sure if this is...
Currently, `graphblas_algorithms.Graph` objects only have a single edge attribute, and the "weight" parameters are ignored when passed a Graph object from our library (it's used when passed a networkx graph)....
It would be super-duper handy to be able to automatically generate input graphs and node selection lists (i.e., masks) to run with both NetworkX and `graphblas-algorithms` and compare results. For...
For now, the GraphBLAS Algorithms community call is the same as the Python-graphblas community call: https://github.com/python-graphblas/python-graphblas/issues/247 If you're a new user or contributor looking for guidance (or just want to...
Hi all! Still getting used to the graphblas bindings and writing efficient enough algorithms to contribute effectively, but I thought I'd put a placeholder issue up in case someone else...
