NetworKit is maintained by the Research Group Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems of the Institute of Computer Science at the Humboldt-University of Berlin. It was seeded by the project Parallel analysis of dynamic networks – Algorithm engineering of efficient combinatorial and numerical methods, for which we acknowledge financial support by MWK Baden-Württemberg. In this project Henning Meyerhenke was the principal investigator and Christian L. Staudt was the main PhD student. Since NetworKit’s start in 2013, it has grown well beyond the original MWK project and our group, with contributors and users from all over the world.
Eugenio Angriman
Fabian Brandt-Tumescheit
Henning Meyerhenke
Elisabetta Bergamini
Kolja Esders
Alexander van der Grinten
Christian L. Staudt
Maximilian Vogel
Klaus Ahrens
Thijs Baaijen
Roman Bange
Lukas Barth
Miriam Beddig
Stefan Bertsch
Pratistha Bhattarai
Andreas Bilke
Simon Bischof
Guido Brückner
Johann Charfreitag
Daniel Darabos
Stephan Druskat
Mark Erb
Philipp Fischbeck
Patrick Flick
John Gelhausen
Lars Gottesbüren
Jeff Green
David Grinberg
Michael Hamann
Lukas Hartmann
Ali Haydari
Till Hoffmann
Daniel Hoske
Yani Kolev
Alexander Leonhardt
Marten Lienen
Gerd Lindner
Moritz v. Looz
Sarah Lutteropp
Yassine Marrakchi
Marc Nemes
Franz-Benjamin Mocnik
Charmaine Nyambura Ndolo
Chien-Chun Ni
Nguyen
Mustafa Özdayi
Manuel Penschuck
Lucas Archimedes Gregorio Henr Petersen
Marvin Pogoda
Marcel Radermacher
Klara Reichard
Matteo Riondato
Marvin Ritter
Aleksejs Sazonovs
Arie Slobbe
Jonas Spinner
Jonathan Striebel
Hung Tran
Florian Weber
Deklan Webster
Michael Wegner
Jörg Weisbarth
David Weiss
The source code of this program is released under the MIT License. We ask you to cite us if you use this code in your project (c.f. the publications section below and especially the technical report). Feedback is also welcome.
The program source includes:
the The Lean Mean C++ Option Parser by Matthias S. Benkmann
the TTMath bignum library by Tomasz Sowa
Here are some data sets, which are often used for benchmarking algorithms in NetworKit.