Accepted Papers
These papers have been accepted for publication with a talk and a poster at the workshop:
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SPARQL Graph Pattern Processing with Apache Spark.
Hubert Naacke; Bernd Amann; Olivier Cure.
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Entropy-based selection of Graph Cuboids.
Dritan Bleco; Yannis Kotidis.
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Cypher-based Graph Pattern Matching in Gradoop.
Martin Junghanns; Max Kießling; Alex Averbuch; Andre Petermann; Erhard Rahm.
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Towards a property graph generator for benchmarking.
Arnau Prat; Joan Guisado-Gamez; Xavier Fernandez-Salas; Petr Koupy; Siegfried Depner; Davide Basilio Bartolini.
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PGX.D Async: A Scalable Distributed Graph Pattern Matching Engine.
Nicholas P. Roth; Vasileios Trigonakis; Sungpack Hong; Hassan Chafi; Anthony Potter; Boris Motik; Ian Horrocks.
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Granula: Towards Fine-grained Performance Analysis of Large-scale Graph Processing Platforms.
Wing Lung Ngai; Tim Hegeman; Stijn Heldens; Alexandru Iosup.
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GraphGen: Adaptive Graph Extraction and Analytics over Relational Databases.
Konstantinos Xirogiannopoulos; Virinchi Srinivas; Amol Deshpande.
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Extending SQL for Computing Shortest Paths.
Dean De Leo; Peter Boncz.
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An Analysis of the Feasibility of Graph Compression Techniques for Indexing Regular Path Qeries.
Frank Tetzel; Hannes Voigt; Marcus Paradies; Wolfgang Lehner.
These papers have been accepted for publication with a
poster-only presentation at the workshop:
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Cytosm: Declarative Property Graph Queries Without Data Migration.
Benjamin A Steer; Alhamza Alnaimi; Marco Lotz; Felix Cuadrado; Luis Vaquero; Joan Varvenne.
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Can Modern Graph Processing Engines Run Concurrent Queries?
Matthias Hauck; Marcus Paradies; Holger Froening.
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Do We Need Specialized Graph Databases? Benchmarking Real-Time Social Networking Applications.
Anil Pacaci; Alice Zhou; Jimmy Lin; Tamer Öszu.
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Finding Top K Shortest Simple Paths with Improved Space Efficiency.
Qingsong Wen; Ren Chen; Lifeng Nai; Li Zhou; Yinglong Xia.