Modifications of Kleinberg's HITS algorithm using matrix exponentiation and web log records
Published 1 September 2001
Joel C. Miller, Gregory Rae, Fred Schaefer, Lesley A. Ward, Thomas LoFaro, Ayman Farahat
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Two modifications to the adjacency matrix input to the HITS algorithm are presented, which weights links according to how often they were followed by users in a given time period and incorporates user feedback without requiring direct user querying.
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