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Improving Web Site's Accessibility
"... We consider the problem of improving the performance of web access by proposing a reconstruction of the internal link structure of a web site in order to match the quality of the pages (measured in terms of their link importance in the web space) with the popularity of the pages (measured in terms o ..."
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We consider the problem of improving the performance of web access by proposing a reconstruction of the internal link structure of a web site in order to match the quality of the pages (measured in terms of their link importance in the web space) with the popularity of the pages (measured in terms of their importance recognized by web users). We provide a set of simple algorithms in order to increase the access rate of popular pages by using local reorganization of the web site's pages.
Comparing the Effectiveness of PAGERANK, HITS and sNorm (p) Web Page Ranking Algorithms Munish Kumar
"... This paper compares the effectiveness of PAGERANK, HITS and sNorm (p) web page ranking algorithms. Search Engine database contains the bulk of web pages so importance of page is measure by number of inbound and outbound links to that page. Search Engine like Google index the tens to billion numbers ..."
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This paper compares the effectiveness of PAGERANK, HITS and sNorm (p) web page ranking algorithms. Search Engine database contains the bulk of web pages so importance of page is measure by number of inbound and outbound links to that page. Search Engine like Google index the tens to billion numbers of pages in short period. The HITS results are depends on the Hub and Authority weight of that web page and Page Rank algorithm is used to improve the relevance results returned by hyperlink graph. We have applied two different performance measurement techniques mean average precision (MAP) and mean reciprocal rank (MRR) for measure the effectiveness of PAGERANK, HITS and sNorm (p). Finally, we conclude that the results returned by sNorm (p) algorithm are found to be more accurate than PAGERANK and HITS.
A New Approach for Web Page Ranking Solution: sNorm (p) Algorithm Munish Kumar
"... Ranking has always been an important component for information retrieval system. The web is a massive collection of static and dynamic pages. It is an infinite source of information, which includes countless hyperlinks. The collection of information provides a rich and unprecedented information retr ..."
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Ranking has always been an important component for information retrieval system. The web is a massive collection of static and dynamic pages. It is an infinite source of information, which includes countless hyperlinks. The collection of information provides a rich and unprecedented information retrieval source. Search engine database contains the bulk of web pages so ranking of web page is essential for fulfill the user needs. Page rank linking is used to measure the importance and behavior of web page. The Page rank algorithm, which is a technique used to improve the relevance of results returned by search engine graph structure. Page rank algorithm calculates the rank of individual web page and Hypertext Induced Topic Search (HITS) depends upon the hubs and authority framework. To this end the web offers a rich context of information, which is expressed through the hyperlinks. In this paper the analysis of the importance of web page by using ranking algorithms is done and has proposed the new sNorm (p) ranking algorithm. And its quality has been compared with existing algorithms like

