This is a utility that simplifies the download and generation of Matrix Market (.mtx) files.
- Files are downloaded from
SuiteSparse(https://sparse.tamu.edu/) - Supported generators:
gcc: to build dependencies:distributed_mmioto convert matrices to BMTX format.Graph500andPaRMATgenerators.
python3/pip/pipxto download and setup MtxMan.
First, setup you Python environment (if needed).
# If you don't already have one, create and activate a venv
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install pipx
pipx ensurepathYou may need to restart your terminal for the changes to take effect.
Once pipx is installed, you can install MtxMan from PyPI:
# Install MtxMan CLI
pipx install mtxmanGreat, you now have MtxMan installed! You can check out the available commands by running:
mtxman --help# Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:ThomasPasquali/MtxMan.git
cd MtxMan
# Install the project in editable mode
pip install -e .Now the mtxman command should use the local version of the package.
Any changes you make to the code will be reflected immediately when you run the command.
Once you have the MtxMan available on your system.
- Create your own YAML configuration file (check out the example below for the syntax)
- Run the following command:
mtxman sync <your_config_file>.yamlBy default this command will download/generate all the configured matrices.
For more details, run mtxman sync --help.
# This is the base folder for storing the Matrix Market files
path: ./datasets
# This is an example subfolder/category of matrices
matrices_category_1:
# Generators configuration
generators:
# Graph500 Kronecker
graph500:
# This will generate two graphs:
# 1) Scale 4, Edge-factor 5
# 2) Scale 6, Edge-factor 10
scale:
- 4
- 6
edge_factor:
- 5
- 10
# PaRMAT generator
parmat:
# Parameters:
# N - Number of veritces
# M - Number of edges
# a,b,c - RMAT probabilities. "d" will be deduced automatically. (defaulf: a,b,c=0.25)
# noDuplicateEdges, undirected, noEdgeToSelf, sorted - Flags. To enable a flag, please set it to 1. (default: 0)
defaults: # This is optional
N: 32
a: 0.25
b: 0.25
c: 0.25
undirected: 1
noDuplicateEdges: 1
matrices: # Specify the list of matrices. Default parametes can be overwritten
- { M: 64 }
- { M: 128 }
- { N: 64, M: 64, a: 0.7, b: 0.1, c: 0.1, noEdgeToSelf: 1 } # Overriding defaults
# List of matrices to be downloaded from SuiteSparse
# Format: "<group>/<matrix_name>"
suite_sparse_matrix_list:
- HB/ash219
- HB/arc130
- Averous/epb0
# This allows to download matrices based on their metadata
# Internally, these options will be passed to the `ssgetpy` package
suite_sparse_matrix_range:
min_nnzs: 100
max_nnzs: 1000
limit: 4
# Configuration for downloading files directly from publicly available URLs
# Supported archive types: `zip`, `tar`, `tar.gz` (`tgz`)
# `filename` is REQUIRED. Ensure to include file extension (.mtx or .bmtx)
# `rename` is optional. If set, the matrix and containing folder will be renamed
direct_urls:
- url: https://suitesparse-collection-website.herokuapp.com/MM/HB/1138_bus.tar.gz
filename: 1138_bus.mtx
rename: renamed_1138_bus.mtx
- url: https://suitesparse-collection-website.herokuapp.com/MM/HB/1138_bus.tar.gz
filename: 1138_bus.mtx
# This is ANOTHER example subfolder/category of matrices
# The configuration structure is as above
# Keys 'generators', 'suite_sparse_matrix_list' and 'suite_sparse_matrix_range' are OPTIONAL
matrices_category_2:
suite_sparse_matrix_list:
- Simon/olafu
matrices_category_3:
generators:
graph500:
# This will generate three graphs:
# 1) Scale 6, Edge-factor 5
# 2) Scale 8, Edge-factor 5
# 3) Scale 9, Edge-factor 5
edge_factor: 5
scale:
- 6
- 8
- 9The downloaded/generated files are structured as follows:
<config.path>
├── <category_0>
│ ├── <SuiteSparse_group_0> # Matrices from SuiteSparse "list"
│ │ └── <matrix_0>
│ │ └── <matrix_0>.mtx
│ ├── <SuiteSparse_group_1>
│ │ ├── <matrix_0>
│ │ │ └── <matrix_0>.mtx
│ │ └── <matrix_1>
│ │ └── <matrix_1>.mtx
| ...
| |
| ├── Graph500
│ │ ├── graph500_<scale_0>_<edge_factor0>
│ │ ├── graph500_<scale_1>_<edge_factor1>
│ │ ...
| |
| ├── PaRMAT
│ │ ├── parmat_N<N_0>_M<M_0>_<other parmat parameters 0>
│ │ ├── parmat_N<N_1>_M<M_1>_<other parmat parameters 1>
│ │ ...
| |
│ └── SuiteSparse_<min_nnz>_<max_nnz>_<limit> # Matrices from SuiteSparse "range"
| │ ├── <SuiteSparse_group_0> # Matrices from SuiteSparse "list"
| │ │ └── <matrix_0>
| │ │ └── <matrix_0>.mtx
| | ...
| └── matrices_list.txt # Summary file, contains <category_0> matrices paths
| └── matrices_list_mtx.txt # This file will be generated only if running the sync command with `-bmtx -kmtx`.
| | # It will contain paths to .mtx files
| └── matrices_metadata.csv # Summary file, contains <category_0> matrices metadata (if available)
├── <category_1>
│ |
| ... # Same structure
...
└── matrices_list.txt # Summary file, contains all matrices paths
└── matrices_list_mtx.txt # Same as the category-specific file
└── matrices_metadata.csv # Summary file, contains all matrices metadata (number of rows, columns, non-zeros etc.)
To optimize space requirements, run the sync command as follows:
mtxman sync <your_config_file>.yaml --binary-mtxThis will convert .mtx files to .bmtx saving 50 to 80% disk space.
The reading of .bmtx files is handled by https://github.com/HicrestLaboratory/distributed_mmio. Check it out!