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Add nx-cugraph notebook for showing accelerated networkX APIs #3830
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Merging 6 commits from Aug 19-22
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Thanks, Dylan, looking good so far. I added a few items below.
Remaining points to address and relevant info for whoever picks this up:
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…about installing RAPIDS packages.
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Pretty good overall! I left a few suggestions for grammar and spelling mistakes.
Another thing to consider is usage of "networkx" and "NetworkX".
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/merge |
This PR adds a notebook showing how to use the
nx-cugraph
package to accelerate your NetworkX workflow.closes rapidsai/graph_dl#277