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might be off topic, does anyone know of a network analysis (e.g. centrality, page rank, etc) in the JVM world that ideally also works with sparse adjacency matrixes?
I know there’s JUNG, but I was hoping for something more recent (NetworkX) like
https://github.com/jgrapht/jgrapht seems to where all the development is these days, I’ll take a look but still open to suggestions 🙂