A collection of MSN research papers:
Towards Exploiting Link Evolution (2001)
PDF FILE – This paper is devoted entirely to addressing the computational problems related to determining PageRank, namely, speed, for pages that exist within a large and rapidly changing Web. Yes, it’s MSN research involving PageRank.
Given a bunch of link changes, we identify a small portion of the web graph in the vicinity of those changes and model the rest of the Web as a single node in this small graph. We then compute a version of PageRank on this small graph and suitably transfer these results to the original graph.
Chien, Dwork, Kumar and Sivakumar.
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February 8, 2007 at 11:34 am
hola profesor no pude hacer el comentario como era debido porque hubo problema con la pagina………….
April 22, 2007 at 12:32 pm
Thanks, always good posts on your blog!