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Wasp: Efficient Asynchronous Single-Source Shortest Path on Multicore Systems via Work Stealing
Marco D'Antonio, Son Thai Mai, Philippas Tsigas, Hans Vandierendonck
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Abstract
The Single-Source Shortest Path (SSSP) problem is a fundamental graph problem with an extensive set of real-world applications. State-of-the-art parallel algorithms for SSSP, such as the Δ -stepping algorithm, create parallelism through priority coarsening. Priority coarsening results in redundant computations that diminish the benefits of parallelization and limit parallel scalability.
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