PageRank and LRIC Centrality Measures and Their Differences

Student: Kuznetsov Alexandr

Educational Programme: Applied Mathematics and Information Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2017

The analysis of the Long Range Interaction Centrality index, presented in [1], and comparison of it with the PageRank index, presented in [2], is done in this work. This analysis and comparison is done using the example of the graph of the special type, which represents both direct and indirect influences of nodes, and subtypes of this graph.

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