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We have a need for better C++ documentation, generally.
The python documentation has standard python documentation as well as jupyter notebook examples that demonstrate the use of each algorithm in working python code.
The C++ code has some nominal doxygen documentation for each algorithm, and that's about it.
Louvain, Pagerank, SSSP and BFS have been converted to use the new graph primitives. These seem like good candidates for prototyping a new documentation structure. Assuming this is acceptable we can then use these as a model for creating better documentation for all of the C++ methods as they are migrated to use the new graph primitives.
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Improve the C++ documentation for the following algorithms: Pagerank, SSSP, BFS, and Louvain.
We need, generally, to improve the C++ documentation for cuGraph. This is intended to improve the documentation for the algorithms that have been adapted to use the new graph primitives and will hopefully provide a construct that we can use for updating other C++ documentation.
As we migrate new algorithms to use the new graph primitives over the next several releases we will create documentation for those algorithms as well.
Closes#1490
Authors:
- Chuck Hastings (https://github.com/ChuckHastings)
Approvers:
- Rick Ratzel (https://github.com/rlratzel)
- Brad Rees (https://github.com/BradReesWork)
URL: #1489
We have a need for better C++ documentation, generally.
The python documentation has standard python documentation as well as jupyter notebook examples that demonstrate the use of each algorithm in working python code.
The C++ code has some nominal doxygen documentation for each algorithm, and that's about it.
Louvain, Pagerank, SSSP and BFS have been converted to use the new graph primitives. These seem like good candidates for prototyping a new documentation structure. Assuming this is acceptable we can then use these as a model for creating better documentation for all of the C++ methods as they are migrated to use the new graph primitives.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: