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An Enhanced Misinformation Detection Model Based on an Improved Beluga Whale Optimization Algorithm and Cross-Modal
Guangyu Mu1,2, Xiaoqing Ju1, Hongduo Yan3
1School of Management Science and Information Engineering, Jilin University of Finance and Economics, Changchun 130117, China.
Abstract:
The proliferation of multimodal misinformation on social media has become a critical concern. Although detection methods have advanced, feature representation and cross-modal semantic alignment challenges continue to hinder the effective use of multimodal data. Therefore, this paper proposes an IBWO-CASC detection model that integrates an improved Beluga Whale Optimization algorithm with cross-modal attention feature fusion. Firstly, the Beluga Whale Optimization algorithm is enhanced by combining adaptive search mechanisms with batch parallel strategies in the feature space. Secondly, a feature alignment method is designed based on supervised contrastive learning to establish semantic consistency. Then, the model incorporates a Cross-modal Attention Promotion mechanism and global-local interaction learning pattern. Finally, a multi-task learning framework is built based on classification and contrastive objectives. The empirical analysis shows that the proposed IBWO-CASC model achieves a detection accuracy of 97.41% on our self-constructed multimodal misinformation dataset. Compared with the average accuracy of the existing six baseline models, the accuracy of this model is improved by 4.09%. Additionally, it demonstrates enhanced robustness in handling complex multimodal scenarios.
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