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Run Graph Analysis | ||
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GART supports different approaches for graph analysis. The following sections describe how to run the different analysis methods. | ||
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Graph Analysis with GAE | ||
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The Graph Analysis Engine (GAE) is a graph analysis framework that provides a set of graph algorithms for analyzing large-scale graphs. GAE is implemented in C++ and provides a Python interface for running graph algorithms on graphs stored in the GART format. The GAE library is included in the GART distribution and can be found in the `gae` directory. | ||
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After running the GART server, you can run graph analysis using the GAE library by ``mpirun`` command. | ||
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.. code:: bash | ||
gart-env$ cd /workspace/gart/ | ||
gart-env$ mpirun -n 1 ./apps/run_gart_app --read_epoch 0 --app_name sssp --sssp_source_label organisation --sssp_source_oid 0 --sssp_weight_name wa_work_from | ||
Other Alternatives | ||
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Please refer to the `PostgreSQL Extension <pgx.html>`_. The PostgreSQL extension provides a set of graph algorithms that can be run on graphs stored in the GART format. |