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The Google PageRank Algorithm in 126 Lines of Python

kraeutler.net — Vincent Kr äutler shows how to implement Google's PageRank algorithm in (only) 126 lines of Python.

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  • 2tomato, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1well done, but i guess the real pagerank algorithm is built on modules and far more complex.
  • oniTony, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Google's PageRank considers the existing PR of pages and their content / subject to adjust the link weights.

    The Python source just looks at the raw link structure, which is still a good start. I think I'll try to run it against my website and try to spot any trends.
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