Graph Benchmark Suite — a simple way to compare graph speed
This new benchmark is a simple set of tests that helps people see how fast different programs handles big graph data, and why one idea might be better than another.
It gives clear tasks, sample graphs, and ready-to-run baseline code so you can try things quickly, nobody needs to guess the rules.
The baseline are tuned to be fast so new work need to beat them to show it is better, which makes improvements easy to spot.
The example graphs are sized for many common computers, but you can run them on other kinds of machines too, and get a fair check.
Tool makers can show their system work across many tasks by running all the tests, and algorithm builders can compare their tricks against the ready code.
Platform teams will find it useful to see real world like load and measure performance.
If you want a clear, fair way to compare ideas, this suite gives shared tests and a common ground to judge — try it and see if your code wins against the baseline.
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The GAP Benchmark Suite
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