SimRank is a similarity measurement framework used primarily for comparing the similarity between objects in a graph or network structure. Introduced by Jeh and Widom in 2002, SimRank defines the similarity between two objects based on the idea that "two objects are similar if they are related to similar objects." It is particularly useful in recommendation systems, social network analysis, and various applications involving relational data.
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