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    • Object matching across networks is challenging, especially without shared identifiers.
    • Existing methods often require supervised learning or explicit alignment information.

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    • To propose an unsupervised method for many-to-many object matching across multiple networks.
    • To discover correspondences between groups of nodes in different networks.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing infinite relational models to cluster objects into common groups based on interaction patterns.
    • Assuming shared groups with distinct inter-group interaction patterns across networks.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully demonstrated effectiveness on synthetic and real-world relational datasets.
    • Validated applications in cross-domain recommendation and multi-lingual word clustering.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed method enables unsupervised discovery of shared groups and object correspondences across networks.
    • Effective for tasks like cross-domain recommendation and multi-lingual analysis without explicit alignment.