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Vertex coloring is a subset of the graph coloring problem. It is of great importance in many applications. Vertex coloring implies a coloring of the vertices of the graph with minimal number of colors ...

In this paper, we investigate the four partitioning algorithms implemented in OpenFOAM-Simple, Hierarchical, Scotch and Metis and analyze their performance. Performance evaluation includes ...

This project implements the generation and analysis of random graphs, specifically focusing on the Erdős–Rényi model and the Barabási–Albert model. It provides functions for graph generation, analysis ...

One way to simulate algorithm performance with different input sizes is to use theoretical analysis. This means using mathematical formulas and notation to express the relationship between the ...

Experimental framework for performance analysis of graph partitioning algorithms on graph computations. This framework has been developed as a part of an experimental study focusing on streaming ...

The performance of giant graph algorithms and systems needs to be tested, but this requires the availability of data. Real data can't be used due to privacy laws.

The Algorithms and Performance Analysis Group, an integral component of the Science Engagement Section, plays a pivotal role in collaborating with users of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and data ...