An Improvement on Page Ranking Based on Visits of Links
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 6
Abstract
Web search can simply be considered as a process of user enters the query and search system returns a set of most relevant pages based on the query. But results returned are not mostly relevant to user’s query and ranking of the pages are not efficient according to user requirement. In order to improve the precision of ranking of the web pages, after analyzing the page rank and its various versions, we proposed one more factor “the total time spent to read the web pages” to be included in our algorithm that signifies the importance of a web page for a user and thus helps in increasing the accuracy of web page ranking.
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