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TGHIN: text-guided hyper-modality interaction network for multimodal sentiment analysis

Aug 2026 · Signal, Image and Video Processing · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 53 references
Computer Science

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A Text-Guided Hyper-modality Interaction Network (TGHIN) for multimodal sentiment analysis with differentiated feature encoding strategies for each modality and a Joint-Specific Fusion (JSF) module that enables the hyper-modality representation to refocus on the core information of each modality.

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