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Wikipedia Hyperlink Network Analyzer

Final Presentation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7aZyIvxNAw

Table of Contents

Authors

  • Gagan Kadadevarmath (gagan2)
  • Sanjiv Iyer (sanjivi2)
  • Sarah Zimmerman (sarahrz2)
  • Ritvik Gandesiri (ritvikg2)

Documentation

All of our functions and codebase have been documented, and our weekly progress reports that describe our development can be found in our development folder here.

Installation

First, clone this repository to your local machine with the following command:

  git clone https://github-dev.cs.illinois.edu/cs225-fa21/gagan2-sarahrz2-sanjivi2-ritvikg2.git

Then cd into the folder where you cloned the repository.

Running Tests

To run our test suite, which can be found here, you must make sure that you are running on EWS servers and then type module load llvm/6.0.1 into their terminal and run it. Then, run make to compile our code. Now, run the following commands to run the test suite:

  make test
  ./test

If you want to only run a speciifc group of tests, you can use:

  make test
  ./test [kosaraju]

or

  make test
  ./test "BFS*"

Usage/Examples

To see our traversal and algorithms in action, we have provided a small portion of our dataset to be ran in our main.cpp file using the following commands

  make
  ./main ./data/parsed_test.txt 10th_century

The format of the CLI input is ./main [filepath] [starting node for BFS]

To run our entire dataset, users can run:

  make
  ./main ./data/parsed.txt X

Where X is the starting node that MUST be found within our dataset.

Results

The full outputs of each algorithm and traversal can be found here.