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| Hi theory guru! I am interested in compress large (spare/complete) (static/dynamic) graph model representation. What data structures helps to represent graph with 10.000.000 and more vertexes as compress as possible. And what data structures provide high performance factor for such graphs? Maybe, it ll be coded adjacency matrix or map/multimap, sets or hash table..? |
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| On Aug 8, 12:01 pm, Александр <palgol...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi theory guru! I am interested in compress large (spare/complete) > (static/dynamic) graph model representation. What data structures > helps to represent graph with 10.000.000 and more vertexes as compress > as possible. And what data structures provide high performance factor > for such graphs? > Maybe, it ll be coded adjacency matrix or map/multimap, sets or hash > table..? Hmmm... I just replied to a very similar post in comp.lang.c++, only the number was 6.000.000 instead of 10.000.000, so I am curious if there is any correlation here. ![]() http://groups.google.com/group/comp....4afa0bc96f402/ It depends on what you plan to do with the graph. If you only want to determine adjacency, then that's one matter, but if you need something to execute, say, Dijkstra's algorithm, you will find that the suitable data structure suprisingly fat. What are you doing this for? -Le Chaud Lapin- |
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