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Recent work on modeling the web graph has dwelt on capturing the degree distributions observed on the web. Pointing out that this represents a heavy reliance on "local" properties of the web graph, we study the distribution of PageRank values on the web. Our measurements suggest that PageRank values on the web follow a power law. We then develop generative models for the web graph that explain this observation and moreover remain faithful to previously studied degree distributions. We analyze these models and compare the analysis to both snapshots from the web and to graphs generated by simulations on the new models. To our knowledge this represents the first modeling of the web that goes beyond fitting degree distributions on the web.

Using PageRank to Characterize Web Structure