2018 8th International Conference on Intelligent Systems, Modelling and Simulation (ISMS) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/isms.2018.00028
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A Comparative Study of Link Analysis Algorithms

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“…When the user enters the query, the traditional search engine (such as the Google search engine) analyzes the page links that match the query and ranks the relevant pages [10], [11]. The ranking of the page is mainly based on the voting behavior between the links [12], [13].…”
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“…When the user enters the query, the traditional search engine (such as the Google search engine) analyzes the page links that match the query and ranks the relevant pages [10], [11]. The ranking of the page is mainly based on the voting behavior between the links [12], [13].…”
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“…As the amount of knowledge available on the worldwide web increases nearly every day, the search engine's ability to deliver most appropriate material to the one who use is becoming more and more challenging, without any assistance in filtering through all of it, knowing specifically what you require may be extremely difficult. The aim of ranking algorithms is always to help you reach what you're searching for, by filtering across hundreds of millions of web sites in the data base in a couple of seconds to search its most important, usable results [3].…”
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