281,903 nodes and 2,312,497 directed edges representing the hyperlink structure of Stanford University's web domain. The data captures a historical snapshot of web connectivity from 2002, organized as a directed graph where nodes are pages and edges are links.
Use Cases
- Calculate node centrality measures like PageRank or HITS using the directed edge list
- Analyze the distribution of in-degrees and out-degrees to identify hub and authority pages
- Evaluate the performance of community detection algorithms on a real-world graph structure
Strengths
- 281,903 nodes representing individual web pages within the stanford.edu domain
- 2,312,497 directed edges representing hyperlinks between pages
- Temporal snapshot capturing the web graph topology as it existed in 2002