doc: GAP

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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ GART: Graph Analysis on Relational Transactional Datasets
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    Get involved and become part of the GART community.
 
-Read the Paper
+Our Paper
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 - Sijie Shen, Zihang Yao, Lin Shi, Lei Wang, Longbin Lai, Qian Tao, Li Su, Rong Chen, Wenyuan Yu, Haibo Chen, Binyu Zang, Jingren Zhou.

diff --git a/docs/documentation/tutorials/run-gap.rst b/docs/documentation/tutorials/run-gap.rst
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ GART supports different approaches for graph analysis. The following sections de
 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.
+`GAE <https://graphscope.io/docs/analytical_engine/builtin_algorithms>`_ 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.
 
 After running the GART server, you can run graph analysis using the GAE library by ``mpirun`` command.