Page Rank - logarithmic or exponential
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Possibly a really stupid question.
Is Page Rank logarithmic or exponential?
I've seen a lot of people talking about Page Rank saying it's logarithmic but when they describe it they're actually talking about an exponential scale.
(Apologies if I'm showing a basic misunderstanding in mathematical knowledge - I studied Drama)
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Hmm, not a mathematician - nor do I work for Google, but I think...
PR, would be the exponential expression of the algorithmic process....
But I believe the base number it expresses (PR1-10) is based Logarithmically....
I could be absolutely wrong though....
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