Topic Videolization: A Rumor Detection Method Inspired by Video Forgery Detection Technology

This study was inspired by video forgery detection techniques. If the topic space at a certain time is considered as a frame image, the consecutive frame images over time could be viewed as a video. Then the rumor topic detection problem is transformed into a topic video forgery detection problem. Thus, a novel rumor detection method was proposed. First, a Topic2RGB algorithm was proposed to convert comment users into pixel points. The algorithm views commenting users as pixel points while using game theory to mine user pro-opposition emotions as RGB information. Secondly, a Topic2Video algorithm was proposed to convert the topic space into video. The algorithm converts the topic space into frame images. Meanwhile, the topic space is time-sliced, then the topic space is transformed into a video. Finally, the volatility of user emotional confrontation during a long time in the topic space is like the change of characteristics of frame images in forgeries videos. Then, a topic video rumor detection method (TVRD) was proposed. The experiments indicate that the method successfully verifies the viability of the topic videolization for rumor detection. Additionally, the method also demonstrates the effectiveness of user emotion confrontation of topic space on detection performance.

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IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Published
2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tkde.2025.3543852
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3
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Misinformation and Its Impacts
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
12.60

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Topic Videolization: A Rumor Detection Method Inspired by Video Forgery Detection Technology

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Abstract

This study was inspired by video forgery detection techniques. If the topic space at a certain time is considered as a frame image, the consecutive frame images over time could be viewed as a video. Then the rumor topic detection problem is transformed into a topic video forgery detection problem. Thus, a novel rumor detection method was proposed. First, a Topic2RGB algorithm was proposed to convert comment users into pixel points. The algorithm views commenting users as pixel points while using game theory to mine user pro-opposition emotions as RGB information. Secondly, a Topic2Video algorithm was proposed to convert the topic space into video. The algorithm converts the topic space into frame images. Meanwhile, the topic space is time-sliced, then the topic space is transformed into a video. Finally, the volatility of user emotional confrontation during a long time in the topic space is like the change of characteristics of frame images in forgeries videos. Then, a topic video rumor detection method (TVRD) was proposed. The experiments indicate that the method successfully verifies the viability of the topic videolization for rumor detection. Additionally, the method also demonstrates the effectiveness of user emotion confrontation of topic space on detection performance.

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data EngineeringVol. 37(6)
Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
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