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Mind the Gap: The Disconnect Between Synthetic and Natural Edge Weights in Parallel Single-Source Shortest Path
Scientific research works often evaluate Parallel Single-Source Shortest Path (SSSP) algorithms using synthetic, uniformly distributed edge weights. However, real-world graphs exhibit very different, often heavy-tailed, weight distributions. This creates a disconnect between how algorithms are evalu
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