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Multithread Centiscape (#55)

CentiScaPe is a Cytoscape application used to calculate a number of different node centralities in a network. All of the centrality calculating...

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ibestvina
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giovanniscardoni@gmail.com
Organization
National Resource for Network Biology (NRNB)Science and medicine
Program
GSoC 2016Completed

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<p>CentiScaPe is a Cytoscape application used to calculate a number of different node centralities in a network. All of the centrality calculating algorithms are currently implemented in a single thread, while most of them would be suitable for parallelization, which would considerably increase their speed, thus consistently improving the performance of the CentiScaPe.<br> Main goal of this project is to parallelize and optimize the All-Pairs-Shortest-Path problem solver upon which most of the centralities rely. Two methods are considered: all-pairs Dijsktra's algorithm, and Floyd-Warshall algorithm, with their strengths and weaknesses compared. Apart from the parallelization, some other optimizations are described.</p>

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