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Noise-augmented multi-modal entity alignment with confidence-based dynamic fusion

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Xiangyu Luo
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Yan Zhang *
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Miao Zhang
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Kui Xiao
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Wenxing Huang
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Zhifei Li *
DOI:10.1007/s11432-025-4721-2delete
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Multi-modal entity alignment seeks to match equivalent entities across different multi-modal knowledge graphs, which integrate heterogeneous multi-modal data such as images and text to enrich entity semantics. However, variations in multi-modal data quality and their inherent unreliability present significant challenges that can negatively impact alignment results. Consequently, we propose NoCo, a noise-augmented multi-modal entity alignment method with confidence-based dynamic fusion. NoCo incorporates a modality-aware noise enhancement mechanism that adaptively injects Gaussian noise into each modality, thereby improving robustness and preventing overfitting to unreliable features. Simultaneously, a confidence-based dynamic fusion framework is designed to automatically calibrate modality contributions according to data quality, effectively down-weighting noisy inputs while amplifying reliable signals. Experimental evaluations demonstrate that NoCo effectively overcomes these challenges and achieves strong performance. Compared with the state-of-the-art method, NoCo achieves a 2.8% maximum improvement on the Multi-OpenEA datasets, 4.1% maximum improvement on FB15K-DB15K, and 5.0% on FB15K-YG15K. The code of the proposed model is stored at https://github.com/HubuKG/NoCo .
Keywords:
multi-modal knowledge graphs
multi-modal entity alignment
dynamic fusion

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Science China Information Sciences
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