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"Modality Interactive Mixture-of-Experts for Fake News Detection"

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This paper introduces MIMOE-FND, a new model for detecting fake news using multiple sources like text and images, focusing on how these sources interact.

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Paper - https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12431

Methods in this Paper 💡:

→ MIMOE-FND uses a hierarchical Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture.

→ It categorizes interactions based on agreement between single-source predictions and semantic alignment.

→ It uses an interaction gating mechanism, routing input to specialized fusion experts based on interaction type.

→ The model has specific experts for each interaction type (Agreed Misalignment, Agreed Alignment, Disagreed Misalignment, and Disagreed Alignment).

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Key Insights from this Paper 🔑:

→ Modality interactions are crucial in multimodal fake news detection.

→ Tailoring fusion strategies to different interaction scenarios improves accuracy.

→ Joint supervision using both agreement and alignment is essential.

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Results 💯:

→ Achieves accuracy of 0.928 on Weibo, 0.895 on GossipCop, and 0.956 on Weibo-21.

→ Outperforms state-of-the-art methods across multiple datasets and languages.

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