Information diffusion prediction, the forecasting of propagation paths, provides critical insights into information spread mechanisms, directly enabling applications like misinformation spread forecasting and detection for malicious account. Prior research primarily focused on combining user social graphs and information cascades for prediction, often overlooking the distinct role characteristics users exhibit during interactions. Classifying users into different roles enables the construction of a multi-layered social graph, facilitating the extraction of deeper user features. This paper introduces a model that leverages multi-dimensional interactions between user features. Specifically, to account for users' dynamic preferences, we construct sequential hypergraphs from information cascades using timestamps and utilize a hypergraph neural network to extract users' dynamic features. Furthermore, to capture users' static features, we build multi-layer social networks from the social graph based on users' roles. We employ graph convolutional networks to separately extract static features from each layer and subsequently fuse them using an attention mechanism. Superior performance of our framework is evidenced by experimental validation on real-world datasets against cutting-edge benchmarks.
Information Diffusion Prediction Based on User Multi-Dimensional Feature Interaction
Jiaxing He,Yang Fang,Tianyang Shao,Xiang Zhao
Published 2025 in International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
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International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
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2025-11-10
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