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zmelnyk
I believe it just limits reads and writes in v itself, I think you're describing scope
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What's the difference between "Full" and "Edge"?
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awu
@jchao01 In this example, if the atomicity is specified with respect to red vertex, "Full" will provide atomicity on the red vertices, blue vertices, and blue edges; "Edge" will provide atomicity on red vertices and the blue edges. This is around the 37:45 mark of the lecture. (On a side note, shouldn't it be "red vertex" instead of "red edge" in the lecture recording?)
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jchao01
Thanks @awu!
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Does Vertex mean no reads or write any data in v or in vertexes adjacent to v?