Navigate to the 3-clique
directory and execute:
make run
This command processes six datasets located in 3-clique/dataset/
and saves the results in 3-clique/output/TrianglePeel/
. The results show when the process stops for each window size (3, 5, 10, 20). To modify the stopping condition, adjust the stop_sign
value:
- For
3-clique/TrianglePeel.cpp
, edit line 184. - For
4-clique/TrianglePeel.cpp
, edit line 187.
Navigate to the 4-clique
directory and execute:
make run
This also processes the six datasets in 3-clique/dataset/
and saves the results in 3-clique/output/4-clique/
. Similar to 3-clique
, the stopping points for window sizes (3, 5, 10, 20) are recorded.
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