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An Optimization-Based Truth Discovery Method with Claim Relation

With the advent of the era of big data, the information from multi-sources often conflicts due to that errors and fake information are inevitable. Therefore, how to obtain the most trustworthy or true information (i.e. truth) people need gradually becomes a troublesome problem. In order to meet this challenge, a novel hot technology named truth discovery that can infer the truth and estimate the reliability of the source without supervision has attracted more and more attention. However, most existing truth discovery methods only consider that the information is either same or different rather than the fine-grained relation between them, such as inclusion, support, mutual exclusion, etc. Actually, this situation frequently exists in real-world applications. To tackle the aforementioned issue, we propose a novel truth discovery method named OTDCR in this paper, which can handle the fine-grained relation between the information and infer the truth more effectively through modeling the relation. In addition, a novel method of processing abnormal values is applied to the preprocessing of truth discovery, which is specially designed for categorical data with the relation. Experiments in real dataset show our method is more effective than several outstanding methods.