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Updates README with new dataset, removes mention of script no longer used #4736

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13 changes: 3 additions & 10 deletions benchmarks/nx-cugraph/pytest-based/README.md
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| -------- | ------- | ------- | ------- |
| netscience | 1,461 | 5,484 | Yes |
| email-Eu-core | 1,005 | 25,571 | Yes |
| amazon0302 | 262,111 | 1,234,877 | Yes |
| cit-Patents | 3,774,768 | 16,518,948 | Yes |
| hollywood | 1,139,905 | 57,515,616 | No |
| soc-LiveJournal1 | 4,847,571 | 68,993,773 | Yes |
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./run-main-benchmarks.sh
```

#### 2. `get_graph_bench_dataset.py`
This script downloads the specified dataset using `cugraph.datasets`.

**Usage:**
```bash
python get_graph_bench_dataset.py [dataset]
```

#### 3. `create_results_summary_page.py`
This script is designed to be run after `run-gap-benchmarks.sh` in order to generate an HTML page displaying a results table comparing default NetworkX to nx-cugraph. The script also provides information about the current system, so it should be run on the machine on which benchmarks were run.
#### 2. `create_results_summary_page.py`
This script is designed to be run after `run-main-benchmarks.sh` in order to generate an HTML page displaying a results table comparing default NetworkX to nx-cugraph. The script also provides information about the current system, so it should be run on the machine on which benchmarks were run.

**Usage:**
```bash
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