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New DDMSR Framework Tackles Noise in Multi-modal Recommendation

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Researchers have developed a new framework called DDMSR to address the dual-noise dilemma in multi-modal sequential recommendation systems. This framework aims to improve recommendation accuracy by purifying signals at both the feature and sequence levels. It utilizes graph-based feature denoising with Laplacian smoothing and a frequency-domain sequence denoising module employing the Fast Fourier Transform to filter out irrelevant or anomalous data. Additionally, a multi-modal contrastive alignment objective ensures cross-modal consistency, and experiments show DDMSR outperforms existing methods on benchmark datasets. AI

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New DDMSR Framework Tackles Noise in Multi-modal Recommendation

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  1. arXiv cs.IR (Information Retrieval) TIER_1 English(EN) · Xinming Zhang ·

    Beyond Noisy Signals: Dual-Level Denoising for Multi-modal Sequential Recommendation

    Multi-modal Sequential Recommendation (SR) incorporates rich side information (e.g., textual and visual features) to enhance dynamic user preference modeling. However, existing frameworks inevitably suffer from a \textbf{Dual-Noise Dilemma}: (1) \textit{Feature-level redundancy} …

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