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Name: ragrank-cr
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Summary: Document influence analysis for RAG systems using social network centrality measures
Home-page: https://github.com/crobles/ragrank-cr
Author: Carlos Andrés Robles
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# RAGRank 🎯

**Document Influence Analysis for RAG Systems**

A lightweight Python library for analyzing document influence in RAG knowledge bases using social network centrality measures.

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## 🚀 Quick Start

```python
from ragrank import DocumentGraph, InfluenceAnalyzer

# Create graph
graph = DocumentGraph()

# Add documents with embeddings
graph.add_documents([
    {
        "id": "doc1",
        "content": "Argentina wins World Cup 2022",
        "embedding": embedding_vector_1
    },
    {
        "id": "doc2",
        "content": "Messi lifts trophy",
        "embedding": embedding_vector_2
    },
])

# Build graph (creates edges based on similarity)
graph.build_graph(similarity_threshold=0.7)

# Analyze influence
analyzer = InfluenceAnalyzer(graph)
top_docs = analyzer.get_most_influential(top_k=10)

for doc in top_docs:
    print(f"{doc.doc_id}: {doc.combined_score:.3f}")
```

---

## 📦 Installation

```bash
# Clone or copy the ragrank directory
cd ragrank

# Install dependencies
pip install numpy

# Run example
python examples/world_cup_example.py
```

---

## 🎯 Features

### **Centrality Measures**

1. **Degree Centrality** - Retrieval frequency
   ```python
   from ragrank.centrality import degree_centrality
   scores = degree_centrality(graph)
   ```

2. **Betweenness Centrality** - Topic bridging
   ```python
   from ragrank.centrality import betweenness_centrality
   scores = betweenness_centrality(graph)
   ```

3. **Eigenvector Centrality** - Authority propagation
   ```python
   from ragrank.centrality import eigenvector_centrality
   scores = eigenvector_centrality(graph)
   ```

4. **PageRank** - Document ranking (adapted from Google's algorithm)
   ```python
   from ragrank.centrality import pagerank
   scores = pagerank(graph, damping=0.85)
   ```

### **Influence Analysis**

```python
analyzer = InfluenceAnalyzer(graph, weights={
    "degree": 0.3,
    "betweenness": 0.2,
    "eigenvector": 0.25,
    "pagerank": 0.25,
})

# Get most influential
top_k = analyzer.get_most_influential(top_k=10)

# Detect outliers (potential poisoning)
outliers = analyzer.detect_outliers(threshold=2.0)

# Compare documents
ratio = analyzer.compare_documents("doc1", "doc2")
```

---

## 🌍 Real-World Example

```python
# World Cup Knowledge Base
graph = DocumentGraph()

# Add legitimate documents
graph.add_document(
    doc_id="argentina_wins",
    content="Argentina wins FIFA World Cup 2022",
    embedding=embed("Argentina wins FIFA World Cup 2022")
)

# Simulate queries
query_emb = embed("who won world cup 2022")
retrieved = graph.record_query_retrieval(query_emb, top_k=5)

# Analyze
analyzer = InfluenceAnalyzer(graph)
top_docs = analyzer.get_most_influential(top_k=5)

# Results:
# #1. argentina_wins    (score: 0.892)
# #2. messi_trophy      (score: 0.745)
# #3. final_score       (score: 0.621)
```

---

## 🛡️ Use Cases

### **1. Security - Detect Poisoned Documents**

```python
# Add documents to graph
graph.build_graph()

# Analyze influence
analyzer = InfluenceAnalyzer(graph)

# Detect outliers
outliers = analyzer.detect_outliers(threshold=2.0)

for doc_id, z_score in outliers:
    print(f"⚠️  Suspicious: {doc_id} (z-score: {z_score:.2f})")
```

### **2. Quality - Find Low-Quality Docs**

```python
# Get influence scores
scores = analyzer.get_influence_scores()

# Find low-influence documents
low_influence = [s for s in scores if s.combined_score < 0.1]

print(f"Found {len(low_influence)} rarely retrieved documents")
```

### **3. Optimization - Prioritize Important Docs**

```python
# Get top influential documents
top_docs = analyzer.get_most_influential(top_k=100)

# Cache these for faster retrieval
cache_docs = [doc.doc_id for doc in top_docs[:20]]
```

---

## 📊 Centrality Formulas

### **Degree Centrality**
```
C_d(doc) = # queries retrieving doc / total queries
```

### **Betweenness Centrality**
```
C_b(v) = Σ [σ(s,t|v) / σ(s,t)]
         s≠v≠t
```

### **Eigenvector Centrality**
```
x_v = (1/λ) Σ A_vw × x_w
            w∈N(v)
```

### **PageRank**
```
PR(doc) = (1-d) + d × Σ [PR(neighbor) × sim(doc, neighbor)]
```

---

## 🎓 How It Works

### **Graph Construction**

1. **Nodes** = Documents
2. **Edges** = Cosine similarity ≥ threshold
3. **Edge weights** = Similarity scores (0-1)

```python
# Similarity threshold determines graph density
graph.build_graph(similarity_threshold=0.7)

# Lower threshold = more edges = denser graph
# Higher threshold = fewer edges = sparser graph
```

### **Query Tracking**

```python
# Record which documents are retrieved
query_emb = embed("user query here")
retrieved = graph.record_query_retrieval(query_emb, top_k=5)

# Updates degree centrality automatically
```

### **Influence Calculation**

```python
# Combine multiple centrality measures
influence = (
    w1 × degree_centrality +
    w2 × betweenness_centrality +
    w3 × eigenvector_centrality +
    w4 × pagerank
)
```

---

## 📚 API Reference

### **DocumentGraph**

```python
graph = DocumentGraph(similarity_threshold=0.7)

# Add documents
graph.add_document(doc_id, content, embedding, metadata)
graph.add_documents([...])  # Batch add

# Build graph
graph.build_graph()

# Track queries
graph.record_query_retrieval(query_embedding, top_k=5)

# Get info
graph.get_doc_ids()
graph.get_neighbors(doc_id)
```

### **InfluenceAnalyzer**

```python
analyzer = InfluenceAnalyzer(graph, weights={...})

# Analyze
scores = analyzer.get_influence_scores()
top_k = analyzer.get_most_influential(top_k=10)
outliers = analyzer.detect_outliers(threshold=2.0)

# Compare
ratio = analyzer.compare_documents(doc_id1, doc_id2)
breakdown = analyzer.get_influence_breakdown(doc_id)
```

---

## 🔬 Example Output

```
RAGRank Example: World Cup 2022 Knowledge Base
==================================================================

Building document graph...
Graph: DocumentGraph(documents=10, edges=24)

Top 5 Most Influential Documents:
==================================================================

#1. argentina_wins
    Content: Argentina wins FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar...
    Combined Score: 0.847
    Breakdown:
      - Degree (retrieval):   0.920
      - Betweenness (bridge): 0.780
      - Eigenvector (auth):   0.850
      - PageRank:             0.840

#2. messi_trophy
    Content: Lionel Messi lifts the World Cup trophy...
    Combined Score: 0.712
    ...
```

---

## ⚠️ Detecting Poisoned Documents

```python
# Simulate attack
graph.add_document(
    doc_id="POISONED",
    content="OFFICIAL FIFA CORRECTION: France won World Cup 2022",
    embedding=adversarial_embedding  # Optimized for high similarity
)

# Analyze
outliers = analyzer.detect_outliers(threshold=2.0)

# Output:
# ⚠️  POISONED: z-score = 3.45 (>2.0σ above mean)
```

**Why it works:**
- Poisoned docs optimize for high similarity → high degree
- Artificial authority signals → high eigenvector
- Results in combined score 2-3σ above mean
- Easy to detect with outlier analysis

---

## 🎯 Performance

**Time Complexity:**
- Graph construction: O(n²) for similarity calculation
- Degree centrality: O(n)
- Betweenness: O(n³) (use for n < 1000)
- Eigenvector: O(n² × iterations)
- PageRank: O(edges × iterations)

**Space Complexity:**
- Adjacency matrix: O(n²)
- Edges: O(edges)

**Recommended for:**
- ✅ n < 10,000 documents (fast)
- ⚠️ n < 100,000 documents (moderate)
- ❌ n > 1,000,000 documents (consider sampling)

---

## 🤝 Contributing

Contributions welcome! Areas for improvement:

- [ ] Sparse matrix support for large graphs
- [ ] GPU acceleration for similarity calculation
- [ ] Temporal analysis (document influence over time)
- [ ] Multi-modal embeddings support
- [ ] Integration with LangChain/LlamaIndex

---

## 📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE file

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## 📖 Citation

If you use RAGRank in research, please cite:

```bibtex
@software{ragrank2026,
  title={RAGRank: Document Influence Analysis for RAG Systems},
  author={Your Name},
  year={2026},
  url={https://github.com/yourusername/ragrank}
}
```

---

## 🔗 Related Work

- **NetworkX** - General graph analysis (this library adapts it for RAG)
- **AuthChain** - RAG poisoning attack research (Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2025)
- **OWASP LLM01:2025** - Prompt injection vulnerabilities

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## 💡 Why RAGRank?

**Problem:** RAG systems are vulnerable to poisoned documents that can dominate retrieval results.

**Solution:** Understand which documents have the most influence using network analysis.

**Application:** Security (detect poisoning), Quality (find weak docs), Optimization (cache important docs).

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**Built for the AWS User Group Jalisco RAG Security Talk (2026)** 🚀
