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  • In [[information retrieval]], '''PageRank''' is an algorithm developed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while at [[Stanf ...com/patents?q=patent%3A6285999 Google Patents] {{US patent|6285999}}</ref> PageRank is based on links to an Internet page. The links are considered votes. Acco
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  • ...on them get more Google Juice and are therefore likely to have a higher [[PageRank]], a [[SEO]] measure which suggests how prominently a particular web page i }}</ref> Another source suggests that it is a [[slang]] term for [[PageRank]], and a definition by Marziah Karch suggested the following:
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  • A Survey of Google's PageRank [[http://pr.efactory.de/ eFactory]] Phil Craven, ''Google's PageRank Explained and how to make the most of it.''
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  • | pagename = PageRank | abc = PageRank
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  • *[http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/pagerank-sculpting/ PageRank sculpting] &mdash; a [[blog post]] by [[Matt Cutts]] on [[Google]]'s approa *Two PageRank tools:
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  • What the...? Is this serious? Just redirect to PageRank... –[[User:Tom Morris|Tom Morris]] 08:02, 3 May 2010 (UTC) ...lete blather, but with no hard sourcing, it should probably be merged into PageRank, with a redirect. It's fair to say it's a jargon term for SEO. [[User:Howar
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  • ...pedia|Wikipedia's]] main page has a PageRank of 8/10; and [[Amazon]] has a PageRank of 9/10. == PageRank Analysis Table ==
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  • ...s well as my other Google ranking assessment (which wasn't as accurate as "PageRank").--[[User:Thomas Wright Sulcer|Thomas Wright Sulcer]] 03:02, 22 March 2010
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  • Google PageRank (as per [http://www.mygooglepagerank.com/ this tool]) 10/10=BEST 0/10=total
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  • {{r|PageRank}}
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  • *[http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/pagerank-sculpting/ PageRank sculpting] &mdash; a [[blog post]] by [[Matt Cutts]] on [[Google]]'s approa *Two PageRank tools:
    646 bytes (80 words) - 05:30, 27 May 2010
  • A Survey of Google's PageRank [[http://pr.efactory.de/ eFactory]] Phil Craven, ''Google's PageRank Explained and how to make the most of it.''
    559 bytes (77 words) - 15:35, 19 March 2010
  • #REDIRECT [[PageRank]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[PageRank]]
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  • #redirect [[PageRank]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[PageRank]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[PageRank]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Talk:PageRank/Archive 1]]
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  • Google PageRank (as per [http://www.mygooglepagerank.com/ this tool]) 10/10=BEST 0/10=total
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  • ...s, and uses [[bibliometrics|citation counting]] for sorting (rather than [[PageRank]], as is used for web pages).
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  • ...a [[web page]] on [[search engine results page]]s, as determined by its [[PageRank]].
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  • ...computed from the links between sites and pages; see Google's trademark [[PageRank]].
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  • ...on them get more Google Juice and are therefore likely to have a higher [[PageRank]], a [[SEO]] measure which suggests how prominently a particular web page i }}</ref> Another source suggests that it is a [[slang]] term for [[PageRank]], and a definition by Marziah Karch suggested the following:
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  • In [[information retrieval]], '''PageRank''' is an algorithm developed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while at [[Stanf ...com/patents?q=patent%3A6285999 Google Patents] {{US patent|6285999}}</ref> PageRank is based on links to an Internet page. The links are considered votes. Acco
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  • What the...? Is this serious? Just redirect to PageRank... –[[User:Tom Morris|Tom Morris]] 08:02, 3 May 2010 (UTC) ...lete blather, but with no hard sourcing, it should probably be merged into PageRank, with a redirect. It's fair to say it's a jargon term for SEO. [[User:Howar
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  • {{r|PageRank}}
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  • | pagename = PageRank | abc = PageRank
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  • {{r|PageRank}}
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  • ...pedia|Wikipedia's]] main page has a PageRank of 8/10; and [[Amazon]] has a PageRank of 9/10. == PageRank Analysis Table ==
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  • {{r|PageRank}}
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  • * [[CZ:PageRank analysis of Citizendium articles|PageRank analysis]]
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  • {{r|PageRank}}
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  • ...s well as my other Google ranking assessment (which wasn't as accurate as "PageRank").--[[User:Thomas Wright Sulcer|Thomas Wright Sulcer]] 03:02, 22 March 2010
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  • ...rategy here. It's a legitimate way to create a ''link farm'' to increase [[PageRank]] and bring [[Google Juice]] to us. But it involves a LOT of work. Writing ...oogling my ''[[Aeneid]]'' article to see where it comes up, or what it's [[PageRank]] is. At least I'm trying.
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  • ...rust.cse.ucsc.edu/ Mediawiki trust metric], maybe paired with some sort of pagerank-esque ranking to weight work on prominent pages more heavily. Unfortunately
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  • ...to understand stuff, and made new drawings to illustrate concepts such as PageRank and link farm. Will try to improve this article in future. Not sure if I'm
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  • ...king for the old site. Additionally, some groups try to make use of the [[PageRank]] accumulated by being the target of the dead links.
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  • ===Pagerank and its variations=== Bollen ''et al''. proposed using the [[PageRank]] algorithm used by [[Google]] to distinguish the "quality" of citations an
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  • ...us with much [[necessity|needed]] [[Google Juice]] which helps boost our [[PageRank]] on [[Google]] searches and helps [[Citizendium]] appear earlier on a user ...s from other sites (best: highly ranked ones) help to increase the overall PageRank of CZ pages. Interwiki links may only shift the [[weight]] from one page to
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  • ...could determine which links were ''stronger'' than others, since a higher PageRank page is more likely to be reached by the random surfer. ...gram with different colored circles with percentages and arrows.|Google's "PageRank" method seeks to determine the most relevant web sites by tracing links. <s
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  • ...<br/>(searches performed in 2004(?)|| Precision of first 50 citations:<br/>PageRank 9%<br/>Citation count 8%<br/>Impact factor 2%|| "Citation-based algorithms ===Citation analysis or PageRank===
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  • ...the Garden of Eden]] - [[Brain morphometry]] - [[Sanford Levinson]] - [[CZ:PageRank analysis of Citizendium articles]] - [[SERP]] - [[Panton Arms]] - [[Panton
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  • ...is lackluster) that we better have a good reason why it makes sense. On my PageRank studies, I routinely found "Related articles" pages coming to the forefront
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  • ...RC342-2N/2/63e7d8fb6a64027a0c15e6ae3e402889}}</ref> Their [[patent]] for [[PageRank]] was filed in 1998 and issued in 2001.<ref>Page L. (2001) Method for node
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  • ...thickets equal, by creating at the same time. Then after a month, we do a PageRank analysis and see which one had a higher score. Wondering what you think? I' ...t be a distorting factor hopefully). And then waiting a month and checking PageRank. Would this work? And would it be conclusive and persuasive?--[[User:Thomas
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  • Models based on analysis of the links include [[PageRank]], HITS, and [[impact factor]].<ref name="isbn0321416910"/> {{main|PageRank|Impact factor}}
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  • ...edia doesn't block off userspace (it's easily searched) and WP wins in the PageRank battle. I can find my userspace on WP by searching Google; but I can't find ==PageRank experiment==
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  • ...e is of the draft version? The biology article is a "hot" one here at CZ, (PageRank = 4 I think) and based on what I'm learning about crawlers and [[SEO]], I ...ded information. The draft article, along with the approved article, has a PageRank of 4. Not bad. --[[User:Thomas Wright Sulcer|Thomas Wright Sulcer]] 03:13,
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  • ==PageRank experiment== ...er talk:Thomas Wright Sulcer/sandbox11|Experiment -- CZ articles by Google Pagerank]] I did a mini-study of CZ articles chosen randomly, from different author
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  • ...peting article thickets on nonsense topics, to see which one did better in PageRank terms.--[[User:Thomas Wright Sulcer|Thomas Wright Sulcer]] 12:28, 1 April 2
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