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Temporal PageRank
Temporal PageRank extends the classic PageRank algorithm to time-evolving networks by incorporating the recency and ordering of interactions. Edges are weighted by a decay function so that recent contacts contribute more to a node's score than old ones. The result is a dynamic importance ranking that captures who is influential right now, rather than over the entire history of the network.
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