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A modular toolkit for PageRank and link-graph analysis, including HITS, SALSA, TrustRank, topic-sensitive PageRank, crawl imports, and what-if simulation.
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Read the full README ↗pagerankr models PageRank on crawl data for SEO work. Give it an edge
list, a redirect report or a Screaming Frog crawl export, and it
resolves redirects and canonicals, builds the link graph, and scores how
authority flows through the site’s internal links. Beyond PageRank it
computes HITS, SALSA, TrustRank and topic-sensitive PageRank, compares
models across parameter sweeps, simulates proposed link and redirect
changes, and exports the graph for other tools. It is for SEO
practitioners and analysts who want to measure internal linking from the
crawls they already have.
# From CRAN
install.packages("pagerankr")
# From r-universe
install.packages(
"pagerankr",
repos = c("https://bart-turczynski.r-universe.dev", "https://cloud.r-project.org")
)
library(pagerankr)
edges <- data.frame(
from = c("http://example.com/home",
"http://example.com/about",
"http://example.com/blog"),
to = c("http://example.com/about",
"http://example.com/home",
"http://example.com/home")
)
redirects <- data.frame(
from = "http://example.com/old-blog",
to = "http://example.com/blog"
)
pr <- pagerank(edges, redirects_df = redirects)
print(pr)
The documentation site, https://bart-turczynski.gitlab.io/pagerankr/, holds the function reference and these articles:
The same material ships with the package: help(package = "pagerankr")
and vignette(package = "pagerankr").
To report a bug or request an enhancement, use GitLab Issues. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before proposing a change. For privately reported security vulnerabilities, follow SECURITY.md.
Please note that the pagerankr project is released with a Contributor
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MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.