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איחזור מידע אלגוריתמי חיפוש PageRank ד " ר אבי רוזנפלד

שלבים למנוע חיפוש בניית המאגר מידע (Web crawler) בניית האנדקסים ( לאנדקס Index) –ניקיון המידע מכפילות, STEMMING בניית התשובה –עיבוד השאלתה ( הורדת STOP WORDS) –דירוג תוצאות (PAGERANK) ניתוח התוצאות – FALSE POSITIVE / FALSE NEGATIVE – Recall / Precision

Indexing Process

Indexes Indexes are data structures designed to make search faster Text search has unique requirements, which leads to unique data structures Most common data structure is inverted index – general name for a class of structures – “inverted” because documents are associated with words, rather than words with documents similar to a concordance

Inverted Index Each index term is associated with an inverted list – Contains lists of documents, or lists of word occurrences in documents, and other information – Each entry is called a posting – The part of the posting that refers to a specific document or location is called a pointer – Each document in the collection is given a unique number – Lists are usually document-ordered (sorted by document number)

6 Inverted List Information to be Published Word (key) Address 1Address2Address3Address4Address5Address6 a aardvark the zoo zygote

Simple Inverted Index

Inverted Index with counts supports better ranking algorithms

Inverted Index with positions supports other weights like td*idf

Indexes and Ranking Indexes are designed to support search – faster response time, supports updates Text search engines use a particular form of search: ranking – documents are retrieved in sorted order according to a score computing using the document representation, the query, and a ranking algorithm What is a reasonable abstract model for ranking? – enables discussion of indexes without details of retrieval model

Abstract Model of Ranking

Query Process

User interaction – supports creation and refinement of query, display of results Ranking – uses query and indexes to generate ranked list of documents Evaluation – monitors and measures effectiveness and efficiency (primarily offline)

ניתוח התוכן בהיסתוריה אתיקה ( לפני GOOGLE) היה שימוש בתוכן כולל ניתוח האתר –תגי META –זמן הטעינה אחרי GOOGLE יש ניתוח של מבנה הרשת ביחד עם דברים אלו... –שיטה בשם PAGERANK

The History of PageRank PageRank was developed by Larry Page (hence the name Page-Rank) and Sergey Brin. It is first as part of a research project about a new kind of search engine. That project started in 1995 and led to a functional prototype in Shortly after, Page and Brin founded Google. 16 billion…

PageRank – PageRank is a link analysis algorithm which assigns a numerical weighting to each Web page, with the purpose of "measuring" relative importance. Based on the hyperlinks map An excellent way to prioritize the results of web keyword searches

Link Structure of the Web 150 million web pages  1.7 billion links Backlinks and Forward links:  A and B are C’s backlinks  C is A and B’s forward link Intuitively, a webpage is important if it has a lot of backlinks. What if a webpage has only one link off

Simplified PageRank algorithm Assume four web pages: A, B,C and D. Let each page would begin with an estimated PageRank of L(A) is defined as the number of links going out of page A. The PageRank of a page A is given as follows: A B C D A B C D

אבל זה יכול להיות רקורסיבי... פה C הוא חשוב בגלל שיש לו קישור שנכנס מ B, חשוב בגלל שיש קישורים שנכנסים לו מכמה אתרים. יש PageRank מצטבר אבל בתוספת שולית (damping factor), d. נניח שיש פה d=0.85 אז ה PR של A =

אפשר לראות את המדד PAGERANK

קידום אתרים במנועי חיפוש Search Engine Optimization (SEO) בגלל ש PAGERANK היה ידועה, היו אנשים שקידמו אתרים ( למה אבי רוזנפלד – אני – ראשון ?) בניית קישורים מלאכותיים – Building, Link Farming יצירת אתרי זבל – בלוגים, מיילים וכדומה לאתר סתם הוספת תוכן בתגי META

השוואת האתרים של מכון לב ובר - אילן External Backlinks Referring Domains Backlinks EDUBacklinks GOVPR Quality Very Strong External Backlinks Referring Domains Backlinks EDUBacklinks GOVPR Quality Very Strong Backlinks information provided by Majestic SEOMajestic SEO מכון לב - PageRank = 6/10 בר - אילן - PageRank = 7/10

גוגל " פנדה " לא רק על בסיס PAGERANK המקורי לא פורסם שוקל ותק הקישור שוקל מקור הקישור שוקל היעד של הקישור בניית שיטות של למידת מכונה לתת משקל לקישורים PageRank is now one of 200 ranking factors that Google uses to determine a page’s popularity. /jagger/ ( העדכון Jagger מ 2005) /jagger/

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Evaluation – False Positive / Negative Predicted Label Positive (A)Negative (B) Known Label Positive (A) True Positive (TP) False Negative (FN) Negative (B) False Positive (FP) True Negative (TN)

Definitions MeasureFormulaIntuitive Meaning PrecisionTP / (TP + FP) The percentage of positive predictions that are correct. RecallTP / (TP + FN) The percentage of positive labeled instances that were predicted as positive. SpecificityTN / (TN + FP) The percentage of negative labeled instances that were predicted as negative. Accuracy (TP + TN) / (TP + TN + FP + FN) The percentage of predictions that are correct.

Example Predicted Label Positive (A)Negative (B) Known Label Positive (A) Negative (B)50010,000 Precision = 50% (500/1000) Recall = 83% (500/600) Accuracy = 95% (10500/11100)

28 General form of precision/recall -Precision change w.r.t. Recall (not a fixed point) -Systems cannot compare at one Precision/Recall point -Average precision (on 11 points of recall: 0.0, 0.1, …, 1.0)

Effectiveness Measures A is set of relevant documents, B is set of retrieved documents

Classification Errors False Positive (Type I error) – a non-relevant document is retrieved False Negative (Type II error) – a relevant document is not retrieved – 1- Recall Precision is used when probability that a positive result is correct is important

Caching Query distributions similar to Zipf – About ½ each day are unique, but some are very popular Caching can significantly improve effectiveness – Cache popular query results – Cache common inverted lists Inverted list caching can help with unique queries Cache must be refreshed to prevent stale data