PageRank Algorithm - Example
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In this lecture we are going to consider a concrete example how to calculate the PageRank parameters for websites in a given network. The network can be represented with a G(V,E) graph where V denotes the websites (nodes) and there are the E links pointing from one website to another. PageRank algorithm is an iterative approach (we can use matrix operations as well).
This video is just one of the many online lectures for 'Numerical Methods and their Applications' course. We'll consider an example for Google's PageRank algorithm. There are other videos present on TH-cam so feel free to watch the next parts as well.
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after watching lot of videos on pagerank, I found your video had the best explanation. Hope it goes to the top of youtube search results ;)
Kaushik Velusamy I am very glad you like it. Thanks :)
Yes It is at top
@@equality9304 can confirm
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@Hamza Jaxx definitely, have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
Thank you! Much better explained than what is presented at the university or in other videos I have watched.
I agree with the comments. Had to implement PageRank and this explanation was definitely what helped me get over the hump over others. Thank you for putting this together. Great work.
have you implemented it??
I went through a lot of videos before finding one that is this concise. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the kind words, I'm glad I could help!
Simplest and best Explanation of Power Iteration Method. Subscribed.
This video is for sure the best one among many others.
Being French, I think your English is really easy to understand, it's a real asset and it's nice to listen to thank you
Thank you! It's much more clear now with this example.
Great explanation!. Well done.
This guy nailed it!
Thank you for taking the time. Excellent video
Waowww, after watching a lot of videos on PageRank, I found your video had the best explanation. Hope it goes to the top of youtube ever
Overall description of iteration method with example is good. Plus if you add the damping factor in this example it would be much better.. but for understanding the method how it works. You series on Pagerank are best on TH-cam. (y)
thank you guys, you're awesome!
Stellar explanation, thanks for the video!
Very well explained video! glad I saw this! very happy! nice job!
very helpful! thanks!
Thanks. Nicely Explained.
Really helpful and concise, thanks for creating it :)
very well explained. thank you!
that was the most useful explanation that I've ever seen for page rank thank u
Everyone praising this video but the calculations are so messed up in this video
Thanks so much for this video. You made it look easy
Thankyou! Nicely explained.
Very nicely explained, thanks
Nice and simple explanation
Very useful...thank you!💯
best explanation ever!
THANK YOU DUDE! This explanation saved my mid term exam.
I relate to you :) I'm glad you found it useful!
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Now me
Very helpful, thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot brother. Some mean teachers just send research papers to read. Your explanation is to the point.
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Very well explained.
Thank you for the great explanation
Thanks. Really helpful ✨
Brilliant ! Thank You :)
Dont know about google results but your video surely popped up first when i searched for page rank on ytube
very clear thank you very much!
thank you for the example.
hi
very well explained
best explaination ever seen!!
V.Good Content!!
Thanks Sir
you example at the end ... OMG ... I laughed so hard ... But helped me a lot in understanding the PageRank ... Thank You ...
Yeah unfortunately gss is not that popular :(
it will be ... You have presented and explained these concepts very clearly ... such quality videos are very rare to find ...
Thank you very much for the kind words Ani!
if anyone is having trouble with the accent set the speed to 1.25x. Awesome explanation it cleared my all doubts.
quite clear
Very good explanation
thanks for your sharing
video is really the best of i am going through thanku so much
jb bieber glad you like it
Hitting like for your video to get noticed! So sorry for your website. Thank you for your work.
Well done mann
Thank you 🙂
very Nice explanation
that okayyyy made it much more clearer😂
Best explanation after find many videos. Thanks but Sir, Here damping factor is required or not?
I think it's an important optimization that is important to change the algorithm from a naive random walk.
Can you please share these slides in ppt format. explained very well
Sir the point that "C" node is most important proved in first iteration?
Nice work
Thanks
We are supposed to assume pagerank of pages as 1 right , then why 1/4 in iteration 0?
In my opinion in a ranking 1 is the best rank. I would have ranked the nodes the other way around! But besides that, it is the best explanation here :)
thanks!
I wish my professors have the same intuitive teaching skills as you😢
what if we get the same score for 2 websites in an iteration? How does the ranking work for that iteration?
Very nice.
Thankyou Sir !
How do you sir, you are connected to those nodes, one gives i/p to other one, and one gives and accept i/p & o/p. I am little more confused. Is there something in background process.
sir how are the web pages of 2 different websites connected together???
How to get all denominators same? Tell.The simplifing method
Sir for iteration 1 B value we need to take PR(A) = 1/12 know sir?. Because iteration u derived first PR(A) =1/12 and so we have to take that updated value only know sir... Y as 1/4 is taken??
Ohhh i understand now... thank you
thanx
I am not sure how to determine how many iterations should be used. What determines that?
I think this solution is wrong, as you didn't take in account the damping factor and also initially you should have taken the page rank to be 1-d where d is the damping factor to prevent the cold storage problem otherwise this will work just like random surfer model.
The page rank was made mainly to deal with the cold start problem.
He could have chosen 1 as the dampening factor, then it wouldn't influence the result. @KeyC0de I don't get how you would end up with 1/4 + 1/(4*3). Because the formula doesn't say you have to add the current score to the previous score, or am I missing something?
so can you show us the right?
If I want to do a mathematical exploration, by means a paper work on this topic? What should I investigate?
There are several recommended article here: infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
how to know, the total no. of iterations???
can it be more than 2?
extremely helpful , but only one point is missing here is damping factor (1-d) + d(the given formulae)
Thanks btw it is in the next lectures
why did u stop at the 2nd iteration?
where is the diagonalization of the Markov matrix?
So google shows the page with the highest rank 4 or does it mean page A with rank 1 will be shown first , it’s still confusing
youtube should page rank this video higher than any other pages when it comes to the explanation of pagerank , if not then there is a problem with page rank. :)
Thank you for exam 😊
What about sites with no outbound links? Division by zero problem
How did the final page rank come
Good pronunciation
finding page rank without damping factor? if damping factor is not given, we have to consider 0.85 as default one.
hey hey very important question! What if I have a graph in which one noddle no other noddle is pointing at? I cant divide by zero, what to do? example: a->bc
Hi! This is why we have the d damping factor - next video is about it
@@globalsoftwaresupport7141 thaanks!
what happens if a page has links that sent to itself?
is dumpy values considered？
In this example not but we will further improve the model in one of the next lectures and include it in the model as well!
Excuse me sir, how iteration should we go? In your example, you have shown for 0-2 iteration. How many iteration do we need to consider?
Hi! A usual approach (in graph algorithms and neural networks as well) is to check the sum of residuals in every iteration. When the sum(prevPR-actualPR)
@@globalsoftwaresupport7141 Thankyou
hi, can anyboy explains how did he calculate the values by making the denominators same??
you mean the 1/4 in the beginning?
/How did you get 1/12?
he speaks like we're stupid which i am so thank you
What if the iteration sum isnt equal to 1 at all? What does that mean then? Question is mistaken?
Yeah it must be as it has something to do with probabilities. The sum of the probabilities must be 1
Does anyone else think this guy's voice sounds like the guard npc in skyrim ?
why did we do 2 iterations only? how is the number of iterations determined?
Same doubt here also..
It's whenever you decide to stop. At some point they all converge.
At each iteration the PageRank converges to a more accurate value, you choose the precision.
So you followed PageRank,
This video is at the top when searched for the term.
so the best website would be ranked 4? but why?
man, how do you know the quantity of iterations??
I suppose the values will stop changing after some time, but you can probably also just use a fixed amount I guess.
In iteration 1 how 1/12 come ?
And how do we know when to stop iterating? Cause if you do another iteration, PR values for the nodes will vary. Thanks
One solution (we use this technique for Bellman-Ford shortest path algorithm as well) is to track the difference of pageranks in two adjacent iterations
if pagerant(n)-pagerank(n+1) < epsilon -> we stop the iteration. epsilon defines the error basically
I didn't get one thing, we are dividing the page rank by the number of outgoing links... let's say I have a website and I am linking to lots of other websites so that will make my website less important! .. that doesn't seem fair.
Hi! The number of outgoing links as far as the node is concerned that is pointing to the node we are considering! One of the provious lecture is about the formula itselft, this is just a concrete example. But again whats important that we do not bother about the outgoing links for the actual node: just for the nodes pointing to that node in the graph
You do not lose PageRank by outlinking to other webpages. You lose PageRank when the pages that outlinks to your page begin outlink to other pages too. The PageRank algorithm propagates relevance evenly between all outlinks of a webpage.
What does the iterations represent in real life?
Samu Huanca i am leaving this comment here so if someone answers the question, I also get notified :)
The video is talking about the computation of PageRank algorithm. The base concept is that "the relevance of a webpage X equals to the sum of all inbound links' relevance". So you need to compute first the relevance of all webpages that links to X. It is a recursive function (a function that calls itself). In recursion you need a starting and ending point, the starting point of PageRank (Iteration 0) is set a begining PageRank for all nodes, which sums up to 1. Here Iteration is a loop over all nodes, when talking about recurrence, a iteration happens when the function calls itself. The next iterations will updade all nodes' rank by computing the PageRank algorithm for each node. You keep doing it until hit the ending point, which can be 1) number of iterations or 2) convergence, when the PageRank of current iteration differs very little from previous iteration. Those iteration happens to simulate the propagation of relevance over that network of nodes, some people do analogies with a "random walk over webpages" or "random surfer" where one keeps randomly following links that are in its current page. The PageRank of a webpage is the probability of the random surfer arrive at that webpage when it starts following links from any webpage.
PageRank as we know do not take into account the content of webpages, it only look at hyperlinks between webpages and try to measure the relevance. Google uses a lot of ranking criterias that takes into account webpages' content.
Sorry for my grammar, two years and I didn't realize.
@@samuelhuanca4729 Did you understand?