Lecture

Graph Processing: Oracle Labs PGX

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Description

This lecture introduces the audience to graph processing with a focus on Oracle Labs PGX. The lecture covers topics such as graph analytics, graph databases, property graphs, RDF graphs, and graph algorithms. It also discusses the challenges of distributed graph analytics and the performance comparison of different graph processing frameworks.

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Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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