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# Pagerank Algorithm |
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## Repository |
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This repository provides a serial implementation of the pagerank algorithm in C language, as well as a parallel equivalent using OpenMP. The project was undertaken as part of the "Parallel and distributed systems" course of AUTH university. |
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The code was tested for different data sets and information regarding the execution time and correctness were extracted. |
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## Dependencies |
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Only a compiler is needed (e.g. gcc). |
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## Compilation |
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To compile just run: |
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```sh |
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$ make |
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``` |
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## Usage |
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Run the code with the command: |
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```sh |
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$ ./pagerank [-c convergence_criterion] [-m max_iterations] [-a alpha] [-v] [-h] [-o output_filename] <graph_file> |
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``` |
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where: |
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1. **convergence_criterion** is the convergence tolerance criterion |
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2. **max_iterations** is the maximum number of iterations to perform |
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3. **alpha** is the damping factor |
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4. **-v** enables verbal output |
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5. **-h** enables history output to file |
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6. **output_filename** is the output filename and path |
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7. **graph_file** is the dataset filename and path |
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The parallel version also provides the option -t number_of_threads where **number_of_threads** is the number of threads to use. |
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