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# <div class="licence">
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# <span>Licence CC BY-NC-ND</span>
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# <span>Thierry Parmentelat & Arnaud Legout</span>
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# </div>
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# # pagerank on a graph
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# in order to work on this exercise from your laptop, {download}`start with downloading the zip<./ARTEFACTS-pagerank-thrones.zip>`
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# *pagerank* is a graph metric made famous by Google, who has been using it - at its beginning - to sort pages found in an Internet search, so as to show most relevant pages first.
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# Licence CC BY-NC-ND, Thierry Parmentelat
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# %% [markdown]
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# ```{admonition} grab the zip for starters
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# {download}`you will need the zipfile that you can find here<./ARTEFACTS-pagerank-thrones.zip>`
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# ```
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# %% [markdown]
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# ## what is pagerank ?
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# *pagerank* is a graph metric made famous by Google, who has been using it - at its beginning - to sort pages found in an Internet search, so as to show most relevant pages first.
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# we consider in a **valued** and **directed** graph; that is to say
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# - *directed*: the fact that $a \rightarrow b$ does not imply $b \rightarrow a$
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# <span>Licence CC BY-NC-ND</span>
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# <span>Thierry Parmentelat & Arnaud Legout</span>
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# in order to work on this exercise from your laptop, {download}`start with downloading the zip<./ARTEFACTS-pagerank-thrones.zip>`
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#
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# *pagerank* is a graph metric made famous by Google, who has been using it - at its beginning - to sort pages found in an Internet search, so as to show most relevant pages first.
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# Licence CC BY-NC-ND, Thierry Parmentelat
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# %% [markdown]
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# ```{admonition} grab the zip for starters
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# {download}`you will need the zipfile that you can find here<./ARTEFACTS-pagerank-thrones.zip>`
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# ```
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# ## what is pagerank ?
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# *pagerank* is a graph metric made famous by Google, who has been using it - at its beginning - to sort pages found in an Internet search, so as to show most relevant pages first.
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#
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# we consider in a **valued** and **directed** graph; that is to say
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# - *directed*: the fact that $a \rightarrow b$ does not imply $b \rightarrow a$
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