
doi: 10.1109/icpp.2009.53
In this paper we present a multi-grained parallel algorithm for computing betweenness centrality, which is extensively used in large-scale network analysis. Our method is based on a novel algorithmic handling of access conflicts for a CREW PRAM algorithm. We propose a proper data-processor mapping, a novel edge-numbering strategy and a new triple array data structure recording the shortest path for eliminating conflicts to access the shared memory. The algorithm requires $O(n+m)$ space and $O(\frac{nm}{p})$ ( or $O(\frac{nm+n^{2}logn}{p})$) time for unweighted (or weighted) graphs, and it is a work-optimal CREW PRAM algorithm. On current multi-core platforms, our algorithm outperforms the previous algorithm by 2-3 times.
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