Challenge: Existing methods for rumor detection follow tree edges or treat all posts fully-connected during feature learning.
Approach: They propose a new rumor detection model based on tree transformer to better utilize user interactions in the dialogue . they propose to use post-level self-attention to aggregate the intra-/inter-subtree stances .
Outcome: The proposed model improves rumor detection performance on social media conversations . it is based on a conversation tree that encodes important information indicative of credibility .

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Challenge: Social media platforms are used for information gathering, but they also lead to the spreading of rumors and fake news.
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