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RaCMC: Residual-Aware Compensation Network with Multi-Granularity Constraints for Fake News Detection

arXiv 2412.18254 ↗First posted 24 Dec 2024cs.CVcited by 5

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Abstract (arXiv)

Multimodal fake news detection aims to automatically identify real or fake news, thereby mitigating the adverse effects caused by such misinformation. Although prevailing approaches have demonstrated their effectiveness, challenges persist in cross-modal feature fusion and refinement for classification. To address this, we present a residual-aware compensation network with multi-granularity constraints (RaCMC) for fake news detection, that aims to sufficiently interact and fuse cross-modal features while amplifying the differences between real and fake news. First, a multiscale residual-aware compensation module is designed to interact and fuse features at different scales, and ensure both the consistency and exclusivity of feature interaction, thus acquiring high-quality features. Second, a multi-granularity constraints module is implemented to limit the distribution of both the news overall and the image-text pairs within the news, thus amplifying the differences between real and fake news at the news and feature levels. Finally, a dominant feature fusion reasoning module is developed to comprehensively evaluate news authenticity from the perspectives of both consistency and inconsistency. Experiments on three public datasets, including Weibo17, Politifact and GossipCop, reveal the superiority of the proposed method.

Key facts. Cited by 5 papers in the map (data through 7 Oct 2026). Builds on 2 of its 45 references that are in the map. First posted on arXiv 24 Dec 2024.

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  1. 2020Graph Neural Networks with Continual Learning for Fake News Detection from Social Mediacited by 43
  2. 2021Like Article, Like Audience: Enforcing Multimodal Correlations for Disinformation Detectioncited by 2

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