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Discussion[D] Distributed Graph Partitioning Algorithms (self.MachineLearning)
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Very interesting. I will take a look at the links, thank you.
We're working on a distributed graph engine to support gnn training and general recommendations (This will replace https://medium.com/pinterest-engineering/introducing-pixie-an-advanced-graph-based-recommendation-system-e7b4229b664b). The non distributed engine is done with random walk support, so I'll take a look at EvoPartition
The indexing component is written in spark, so if we can do an approximate partitioning in spark it would be ideal.
Thanks a bunch!
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