Revisiting Wedge Sampling for Triangle Counting
Revisiting Wedge Sampling for Triangle Counting
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10.1145/3308558.3313534
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2019-05
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Ata Turk;Duru Türkoglu
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作者:
Ata Turk;Duru Türkoglu
Triangle counts of massive graphs can provide important information regarding the structure of the networks these graphs model. Exact triangle counting can be expensive and thus researchers have proposed a number of approximation approaches. The state-of-the-art triangle count approximation techniques depend on wedge (two-path) sampling. In this paper we offer a mechanism to significantly improve wedge sampling for triangle counting. We shrink the sampling space by eliminating wedges that are less likely to participate in triangles. Experiments over large-scale real-world graphs show that proposed mechanism provides five- to a few hundred-folds sampling space reduction. When compared against the state-of-the-art approaches, it requires as low as ~ 100 × less sampling to provide the same accuracy, or makes as low as ~ 8 × less error when used with the same sampling ratio.