Modeling Evolution of Message Interaction for Rumor Resolution (2020.coling-main)

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Challenge: Existing methods for rumor resolution ignore local interactions during the message diffusion which is important for the identification of rumors.
Approach: They propose to model confrontation and reciprocity between message pairs via discrete variational autoencoders which effectively reflects the diversified opinion interactivity.
Outcome: Experiments on a PHEME dataset show that the proposed model achieves higher accuracy than existing methods.

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