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Knowing When to Trust Images: Reliability-Aware Multi-modal Entity Alignment

The visual modality, i.e., images, plays a key role in multi-modal entity alignment (MMEA). Existing approaches often directly fuse the image with other modalities to align different entities. Although simple, such strategies overlook the potential noise in the images and their semantic misalignment with corresponding entities, resulting in suboptimal fusion and degraded performance. Addressing this, we propose a novel Reliability-Aware framework for MMEA (RA-MMEA), which assesses visual reliability and adaptively improves unreliable visual representations for robust entity alignment. The core lies in two modules, including dependency-aware visual reliability prediction (DA-VRP) and stabi...

AuthorsChenxiao Li, Yunhe Feng, Dongfang Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CL
Published20 September 2026
Last updated at source20 September 2026
cs.CLcs.AIcs.CV
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