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Introduction to Graph Analytics

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This chapter discusses the importance of graph analytics. It describes important concepts in elementary graph theory and different graph representations, programming frameworks for parallelization, and various challenges posed by graph analytics algorithms. Graph partitioning and real-world applications of graphs are also covered. Frameworks and DSLs that can ease programming graph analytics are briefly discussed.

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Cheramangalath, U., Nasre, R., Srikant, Y.N. (2020). Introduction to Graph Analytics. In: Distributed Graph Analytics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41886-1_1

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