The web is among humankind's greatest achievements and resources. Ever-expanding and nearly all-encompassing, we've all come to depend on it. There's just one problem: It takes work to get information ...

It's the graph, stupid! Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the World Wide Web, has published a much discussed post about the future "Internet of things." Yet he doesn't mean "things" in the real world, ...

Sure, Android now dominates the smartphone market and Google+ was also a major — if unsuccessful — move. But those plays are chiefly intended to feed back into the company's core product, and by far ...

Search is the great triumph of computer science and mathematics. A multi-billion dollar industry was built from a highly technical paper about random walks on the web, which was becoming more obtuse ...

Facebook this morning unveiled “Graph Search,” a new search tool for finding people, photos, places and interests in a way that the social networking giant was very careful to point out is very ...

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Reduced link graphs are a way that search engines can identify high quality websites and remove low quality spam sites from the link ranking calculation. Published research demonstrates that reduced ...

Pagerank, a network-based diffusion algorithm, has emerged as the leading method to rank web content, ecological species and even scientists. Despite its wide use, it remains unknown how the structure ...

This example shows how to use a SAS/GRAPH Web driver to generate a drill-down graph (see About Drill-down Graphs). The example uses the HTML driver, but the principles would be the same for using the ...

If you use ODS to generate a drill-down graph, you can use style sheets to control some of the page attributes, but you are limited to the layouts that ODS offers. Although you can use a frame to ...