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Google uses algorithms to determine the significance of webpages and provide relevant search results. The main Google algorithms include Panda, Penguin, Hummingbird, mobile friendly update, Possum, and Pigeon. Panda assigns quality scores to penalize low-quality content while Penguin aims to downrank manipulative links. Hummingbird helps Google better understand search queries. The mobile friendly update prioritizes mobile-optimized pages and the Pigeon update incorporates traditional SEO factors into local rankings.

A discussion of trends in the technical SEO industry covering a wide array of topics from industry health metrics, budding technologies, standards adoption and future expectations.

Each year, Google changes its search algorithm around 500–600 times. While most of these changes are minor, Google occasionally rolls out a "major" algorithmic update (such as Google Panda and Google Penguin) that affects search results in significant ways

The document is a slide presentation on using natural language processing (NLP) for search engine optimization (SEO). It discusses how NLP can be used to analyze text data for SEO purposes, including preprocessing text through tokenization, normalization, and feature extraction. It also covers vectorization techniques and basic machine learning models that can be applied to NLP tasks for SEO, as well as resources for learning more about applying NLP in SEO. The presentation aims to show how NLP can power applications to help with content creation, link analysis, and other SEO tasks.

Historically, SEO was a very technical discipline. Over time, that shifted as Strategists began touting the death of SEO and claiming all you need is great content. Today, SEO is going back to those technical roots. From simple data markup to more complex proprietary technologies like AMP; now more than ever SEOs & marketers have to be technical masters. Learn why it's important to embrace these technical roots, what technologies we should be learning now, and how to stay ahead of the curve.

JR Oakes presented on building a toy crawler and renderer to better understand how Google and other search engines operate. He discussed key components of crawlers like prioritizing pages, handling duplicates, and respecting robots.txt. He then created a simple "toy internet" of linked pages to crawl. JR built a basic crawler in Python that applies techniques like PageRank, renders pages with Chrome Headless, and includes a search interface using Streamlit. The open source project is intended for learning and experimentation.

This document provides information about various Google search algorithm updates including Caffeine, Panda, Penguin, Zebra, and Hummingbird. Caffeine improved search speed and accuracy. Panda targeted low-quality content farms in 2011 and exact match domains in 2012. Penguin began in 2012 and targeted techniques like hidden text, keyword stuffing, and doorway pages. Zebra focused on spammy social signals. Hummingbird, introduced in 2013, aimed to provide more precise and relevant answers to long-tail search queries. The document provides details on each update and suggestions for optimizing sites for the new algorithms.

Are you tapping into automation for keyword research? If not, why not? When it comes to SEO, automation is awesome. For starters, it can help free up a lot of time that is normally spent on menial tasks. What’s more, it can also aid deep analysis, and even facilitate innovation. If you are still doing keyword research manually, this is a must-attend session. Paul will show you how to get started with automated keyword research, using some easy-to-use tools. You’ll see first-hand how they can help you uncover valuable insights automatically. Overall, you will walk away with an immediately actionable plan to start automating your keyword research today.

20 Free SEO Tools You Should be using for your daily, weekly or monthly SEO routine. Some of these tools may seem familiar, but you may be missing a killer use case. Other tools will make you go Awww. Don’t miss a session with 1 minute per tool and use-case, guaranteed take away for everyone.

This document provides a summary of major Google algorithm updates from 2011 to 2018, organized into 9 categories. It describes the purpose and impact of updates like Panda, Penguin, Hummingbird, and Mobile-Friendly which aimed to improve search quality, reduce spam, understand user intent, and optimize the mobile experience. Major updates were often rolled out gradually over weeks or months to monitor effects. The introduction of RankBrain in 2015 represented a significant development with the integration of machine learning into Google's algorithms.

The document discusses ways to design APIs and clients to make them more effective. It argues that traditional APIs like SPARQL place too much load on servers and are difficult to scale. A better approach is to have simple servers that provide data fragments and use hypermedia to explain the API, allowing clients to be clever in how they assemble the data. This empowers clients by distributing intelligence rather than concentrating it on servers. Hypermedia APIs allow measuring how clients perform the same tasks across different interfaces.

Learn about the different things you can and cannot automate in SEO, saving you time and enabling more advanced work. Discover free tools, such as KNIME, and learn how to use them to begin your automation efforts. Finally, learn what an API is and how it can help you and your SEO work

A pivitol switch in technical SEO over the next few years will see the emphasis shift from making recommendations on website performance and onto the strategy for open data. If APIs and artificial intelligence are coming across as foreign language, chances are you may be missing out on some vital sources of traffic. Geared to that very audience, search expert and Kaizen MD Pete Campbell will explain how brands and publishers can use their in-house data to secure organic visibility across a wide range of apps, platforms and devices. Pete's teachings will extend to pointers for being visible on Siri and Google's 'answers', with both being touted for a larger role in helping users find what they're after.

Max Prin discussed technical SEO tactics for the mobile landscape. He emphasized that mobile searches now surpass desktop searches, so websites need to be mobile-friendly and fast loading for mobile users. He recommended responsive design, AMP pages, and progressive web apps to provide optimized experiences for users on all devices. Ensuring content parity between mobile and desktop versions is also important. Structured data and metadata can enhance search engine results and voice search results.

SEO has always sat at the intersection between being a science and an art. We all love to try out new ideas and try to understand what makes the search engines tick, but it can be frustrating to have to cut through the guesswork and speculation just to figure out what Google really wants from us. Even worse, we still find ourselves making SEO changes, seeing uplifts, but then not knowing which changes actually had any impact. Fortunately, new software and better technologies now make it possible to run proper SEO-focused tests and, for the first time, actually measure the impact that each SEO change has on our site. Rob will share these techniques, discuss some of the experiments that Distilled has been running, reveal the unexpected things they’ve learned along the way, and share how you can start running experiments yourself.

this presentation was done in my neurology in physiotherapy lecture. for 3rd semester continous assessment

This document discusses musculoskeletal impairments that can occur secondary to neurological conditions. Physically disabling neurological illnesses can lead to complications like contractures, deformities, and pain that limit function. Hemiplegic shoulder pain is one common complication after stroke and can be prevented through proper handling and positioning of the affected shoulder. Other impairments discussed include reflex sympathetic dystrophy, heterotopic ossification, and fatigue. The management of these secondary complications involves prevention through early mobility and stretching, as well as treatment through physical therapy modalities like electrical stimulation and massage.

it is very difficult to manage cerebral palsy because we cant repair brain damage but we can give good quality of independent life by combination good rehabilitation tool which include advance therapeutic technique, botulinum toxin early age child and SEMLOSSS surgical concept in others. Our aim of management is to take these person to their highest capability and decrease their physical limitation as much as possible. This ppt have brief review about latest concept in mx of cerebral aplsy

This document provides information about neurological examination and diseases. It begins with common neurological symptoms and then discusses commonly used terminology. It describes the goals and components of the neurological examination, including inspection of the mental state, cranial nerves, motor system, reflexes, sensation and special tests. Specific examination techniques are outlined for different parts of the body. Common neurological diseases are also listed. The document provides a thorough overview of performing and interpreting a neurological exam.

Group case study. Our CI corrected us that CVD is cerebrovascular disease and not cardiovascular, enjoy browsing.

This document provides a practical protocol for using mirror therapy in stroke rehabilitation. It discusses selecting appropriate patients for mirror therapy, focusing on those with sufficient cognitive abilities and some motor function in their affected limb. The first therapy session is described in detail, outlining how to set up the mirror and introduce exercises. Subsequent sessions provide examples of motor exercises to improve the affected limb. The goal is to facilitate implementation of mirror therapy in clinical practice through a structured yet adaptable framework.

This document discusses best practices in stroke rehabilitation based on evidence from US studies. It outlines phases of stroke rehabilitation and reviews evidence for specific interventions. Key elements for optimizing recovery include early assessment, evidence-based therapies tailored to individual needs, and access to a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team. While guidelines exist, evidence for optimal long-term outcomes and specific interventions is still limited. Education of patients and caregivers is also important for stroke recovery and prevention.

Neuro-rehabilitation is a complex medical process that aims to aid recovery from nervous system injuries and minimize functional alterations. It involves a multidisciplinary team addressing issues like activities of daily living, speech, counseling, bladder/bowel control, exercise, cognition, education, and goal setting to promote the highest level of independence possible after brain or spinal cord damage and encourage rebuilding self-esteem.

This is a simple and easy to follow powerpoint presentation I had completed for an ICT class at my college. Its purpose was to showcase a basic knowledge of a topic within our field of study, as well as, create a presentation with animation and transitions to prove understanding of how to optimize presentation effectiveness.

Introduction to Neuroplasticity & its application in neuro rehabilitation. This presentation is aimed at beginners in occupational therapy profession

The document discusses early management of ischemic stroke. It defines stroke as a sudden neurological deficit of vascular origin lasting more than 24 hours. It emphasizes that "time is brain" and every minute of untreated stroke causes the loss of 1.9 million neurons. It outlines risk factors, signs and symptoms of different types of stroke, and the definition of transient ischemic attack. Current acute treatments for ischemic stroke including thrombolysis within 3-4.5 hours and aspirin within 48 hours are discussed.

A-Z OF STROKE REHAB THROUGH PHYSIOTHERAPY PRESENTED BY ASISH K DAS, CONSULTANT -WELLNESS RX INSTITUTE, WEST BENGAL.

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The document defines various types of strokes and transient ischemic attacks. It discusses the epidemiology, risk factors, clinical features, investigations, and management of strokes. The main types are ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes. Investigations include brain imaging like CT scan and MRI to identify the type of stroke and underlying causes. Treatment focuses on minimizing brain damage, preventing complications, rehabilitation, and reducing the risk of recurrence.

The document discusses stroke, including its definition, causes, risk factors, symptoms, assessment, recovery stages, and complications. Key points include: - Stroke is defined as sudden neurological dysfunction due to abnormal cerebral circulation lasting over 24 hours. - Common causes include atherosclerosis, cerebral thrombus, embolism from the heart. - Risk factors include hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, smoking, obesity. - Symptoms can include weakness, numbness, vision issues, speech problems. - Recovery is assessed based on severity, duration, and affected brain region. Complications can include contractures, seizures, DVT.