A quantity known as the Kemeny constant, which is used to measure the expected number of links that a surfer on the World Wide Web, located on a random web page, needs to follow b...
M. Catral, Stephen J. Kirkland, M. Neumann, N.-S. ...
: Web usability is a common term used in discussions of WWW (World Wide Web). This is definitely important, as more and more web sites are frequently visited and have great impact ...
Many real life networks, including the World Wide Web, electric power grids, and social networks, are small-world networks. The two distinguishing characteristics of small-world n...
Future Web applications will increasingly require real-time data from the physical world collected by a myriad of sensors and actuators. Currently, integration of such devices requ...
The World Wide Web can be considered as a large distributed information system that provides access to shared data objects. As one of the most popular applications currently runni...