Challenge: Existing rumor detection models focus on textual data to extract distinctive features, but they fail to capture the inconsistency information among the content and background knowledge.
Approach: They propose to capture inconsistency semantics and content-knowledge level in a unified framework to detect rumors with multimedia content.
Outcome: Extensive experiments on two public real-world datasets show that the proposed network outperforms the state-of-the-art models.

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Challenge: Existing rumor detectors exhibit limitations in fully exploiting responses to the source tweet as essential public opinions, and in explaining and indicating the reliability of the results obtained. Existing research mainly combats this with content and response-based detection methods.
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Challenge: Existing methods for multimodal content detection fail to capture cross-modal semantic inconsistencies and ignore inherent noise in multimodal features.
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Challenge: Existing studies on rumor detection focus on text content and propagation structure . however, the uncertainty caused by unreliable relations in propagation structures is common .
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Challenge: Existing rumor detection models neglect the semantic coherence between text and image components in multimodal posts . Existing models neglect incomplete modalities in single modal posts, such as missing text or images .
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