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TCPFMC: マルチモダル分類のための信頼性の高いサイクルプログレッシブ・フュージョン

Ao Li, Dehua Miao, Tianyu Gao

    IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
    |February 19, 2026
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    この研究は,多様式分類のための信頼性の高いサイクル・プログレッシブ・融合法 (TCPFMC) を導入しています. TCPFMCは,モダリティの信頼性を評価することによってモデルの堅実性を高め,パフォーマンスの向上のためにモダリティ特有の詳細を保存します.

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