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preMETIS

This repository stores the implementation of a preprocessing method proposed by Ost et al. [1]. The method offers an improvement over METIS on the task of nested dissection, a graph partitioning approach to the minimum fill-in problem.

Implentation can be found in src/, and all outputs can be seen in results/.

This was implemented by Simon Opsahl (sopsahl@mit.edu) for MIT's Sp2025 offering of 18.335: Introduction to Numerical Methods.

Using the Algorithm

  1. Install the required dependencies:
conda env create
conda activate preMETIS
  1. Run the profiling with your selected network data. The command is structured as follows:
python run.py  --tests <test_names>

<test_names> is a set of tests to run. If all, use all.

Example:

python run.py  --tests SITDTr SITP12 

This command will run the SITDTr and SITP12 tests on the road workload.

  1. Visualize the results by running the visulization.ipynb notebook.

Graph Data:

The graph datasets can be automatically downloaded from the SNAP website [2]. When running the profiling, the code will download the required datasets if they are not already available locally. The datasets include road networks like roadNet-TX, roadNet-CA, and roadNet-PA.

Directory Structure

src/: Contains the implementation of the preMETIS algorithm. Also contains helper scripts for graph manipulation, profiling, and result handling.

results/: Stores the outputs and profiling results.

data/: Stores the downloaded test graphs.

run.py: The main script for running the tests.

visualization.ipynb : A notebook for visualizing generated results.

References

[1] Ost, L., Schulz, C., & Strash, D. (2020). Engineering Data Reduction for Nested Dissection (No. arXiv:2004.11315). arXiv. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2004.11315

[2] J. Leskovec and A. Krevl. SNAP Datasets: Stanford large network dataset collection. http://snap.stanford.edu/data, 2014.

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