Difference between the Repository Pattern and the View Model Pattern

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I am trying to create a site using the ASP MVC Framework. Some of the documentation use the IRepository pattern to abstract the information being sent to the view for rendering, while others recommend using a ViewModel (as in MVVC).

What is the difference?

Aren't these the same concept?

Thanks in advance

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