A parking-garage clerk has independent daily occupancy totals and no relationships among the rows. A consultant insists on cuGraph because NVIDIA. What should the clerk do?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Independent daily occupancy totals are not a network. Decline the cuGraph experiment until someone can show nodes and edges. Brand-name NVIDIA, an NCCL collective that invents links, and a photo of each total do not create a graph.
Full Explanation
NetworkX and cuGraph assume a network of nodes and edges. Independent daily occupancy totals have no such relationships, so a graph-library experiment is the wrong design. The clerk should decline it until someone can show real links among the rows. Brand-name library use, collectives that invent edges, and multimodal conversions do not create a network that is not there.