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Common neighbor is a directly heuristic method in many graph applications, like Liben-Nowell Kleinberg J. Am.Soc.Inf.Sci.2007.
Formal Definition
Say are two nodes in the graph, means neighbors of . Common neighbors of and consist the set: .
In many applications, only is considered.
