The PageRank algorithm, developed by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, is a link analysis technique used to measure the importance of web pages based on the quantity and quality of incoming links. Each web page receives a score that represents its relative significance within the network of web pages, with more reputable and authoritative pages contributing higher value to the linked pages' scores. The algorithm iteratively distributes the PageRank scores across the network until convergence is reached, ultimately ranking pages based on their final scores.
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