Automating Vectorized Distributed Graph Computation
Summary: AutoMI automatically converts vertex-centric graph algorithms into vectorized multi-instance versions to share computation across inputs. An algebraic framework characterizes optimal vectorization and SIMD applicability, yielding up to ~30x speedups over serial and outperforming hand-tuned baselines. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)
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- 1. Wenyue Zhao
- 2. Yang Cao
- 3. Peter Buneman
- 4. Jia Li
- 5. Nikos Ntarmos
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