EdgeRank
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EdgeRank is the name commonly given to the algorithm that Facebook uses to determine what articles should be displayed in a user’s News Feed.
An older definition of EdgeRank is as follows:
where:
- is user affinity
- is how the content is weighted
- is a time-based decay parameter
According to Techcrunch, some of the methods that Facebook uses to adjust the parameters are proprietary and not available to the public.[1]
According to Marketing Land, Facebook stopped referring to its feed prioritisation algorithm as EdgeRank internally in 2010/2011,[2] and so the term may be considered obsolete now – other than as a useful shorthand for “Facebook’s feed prioritisation algorithm”.
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