PageRank on undirected multi-type PAMs satisfies the power-law hypothesis with color-dependent exponents for finite colors under certain initial color distributions and attractiveness functions.
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Power-law hypothesis and (un)fairness of PageRank on undirected multi-type PAMs
PageRank on undirected multi-type PAMs satisfies the power-law hypothesis with color-dependent exponents for finite colors under certain initial color distributions and attractiveness functions.
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Network Inequality through Preferential Attachment, Triadic Closure, and Homophily
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