[Crib-list] MIT/Amazon Graph Challenge Deadline extended to July 15

[Shirley Entzminger]

FROM:  	Dr. Jeremy Kepner  --  EMAIL:  kepner at ll.mit.edu

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Graph Colleagues,

   The MIT/Amazon Graph Challenge deadline has been extended until July 15.

The goal of the Graph Challenge is to provide a well-defined community 
venue for stimulating research and highlighting innovations in graph 
analysis software, hardware, algorithms, and systems.  The 2019 challenges 
include:

- Sparse Deep Neural Network
- Static Graph Challenge: Subgraph Isomorphism
- Streaming Graph Challenge: Stochastic Block Partition

Slides, papers, example serial code, example data sets, past years' 
submissions, and submission instructions can be found at: 
GraphChallenge.org<http://garphchallenge.org/>

Regular submissions consist of a full (up to 6-page) paper submission 
describing the work.  Update submissions consists of new updated results 
to prior accepted work that cites the prior work and describes the updated 
results.  Updated submissions should use the same template as regular 
submissions, but are generally less than 6 pages.  If the new results 
require a full 6-page submission to describe, then they should be 
submitted as a regular submission.

Regards.  -Jeremy

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