2018International Journal of Data Warehousing and MiningRequires access

TBSGM

Fusheng Jin, Yifeng Yang, Shuliang Wang, Ye Xue, Zhen Yu Yan

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Abstract

Subgraph matching, which belongs to NP-hard, faces significant challenges on a large scale graph with billions of nodes, and existing methods are usually confronted with greater challenges from both stability and efficiency. In this article, a subgraph matching method in a distributed system, tree model-based subgraph matching method (TBSGM) is proposed. The authors provide a transformed efficient query tree as a replacement for a query graph. In order to get the tree, they present a cost evaluation model which may help to generate the efficient query tree according to network communication-cost and calculation-cost evaluation. Also, a key set based indexing strategy for intermediate results is given to simplify the matching results during network communication. Extensive experiments with real-world datasets show that TBSGM significantly outperforms other methods in the aspects of scalability and efficiency.

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Subgraph matching, which belongs to NP-hard, faces significant challenges on a large scale graph with billions of nodes, and existing methods are usually confronted with greater challenges from both stability and efficiency. In this article, a subgraph matching method in a distributed system, tree model-based subgraph matching method (TBSGM) is proposed. The authors provide a transformed efficient query tree as a replacement for a query graph. In order to get the tree, they present a cost evaluation model which may help to generate the efficient query tree according to network communication-cost and calculation-cost evaluation. Also, a key set based indexing strategy for intermediate results is given to simplify the matching results during network communication. Extensive experiments with real-world datasets show that TBSGM significantly outperforms other methods in the aspects of scalability and efficiency.

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Subgraph matching, which belongs to NP-hard, faces significant challenges on a large scale graph with billions of nodes, and existing methods are usually confronted with greater challenges from both stability and efficiency. In this article, a subgraph matching method in a distributed system, tree model-based subgraph matching method (TBSGM) is proposed. The authors provide a transformed efficient query tree as a replacement for a query graph. In order to get the tree, they present a cost evaluation model which may help to generate the efficient query tree according to network communication-cost and calculation-cost evaluation. Also, a key set based indexing strategy for intermediate results is given to simplify the matching results during network communication. Extensive experiments with real-world datasets show that TBSGM significantly outperforms other methods in the aspects of scalability and efficiency.

Key concepts: Computer science, Scalability, Search engine indexing, Matching (statistics), Tree (set theory), Graph, Set (abstract data type), Key (lock)

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