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Fully Dynamic Triangle and 4-Vertex Subgraph Counting: From Theory to Practice and Back Again
Counting small patterns is a core primitive in large-scale graph analytics, with numerous applications in data management and network analysis. As modern graphs are massive and continuously evolving, maintaining such counts efficiently under updates is essential. Although specialized dynamic algorit
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