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BotRGCN: Twitter Bot Detection with Relational Graph Convolutional Networks

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arxiv 2106.13092 v4 pith:2Y6OAJ6N submitted 2021-06-24 cs.SI

BotRGCN: Twitter Bot Detection with Relational Graph Convolutional Networks

classification cs.SI
keywords botrgcndetectiongraphconvolutionaldisguisenetworksrelationaltwitter
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Twitter bot detection is an important and challenging task. Existing bot detection measures fail to address the challenge of community and disguise, falling short of detecting bots that disguise as genuine users and attack collectively. To address these two challenges of Twitter bot detection, we propose BotRGCN, which is short for Bot detection with Relational Graph Convolutional Networks. BotRGCN addresses the challenge of community by constructing a heterogeneous graph from follow relationships and applies relational graph convolutional networks. Apart from that, BotRGCN makes use of multi-modal user semantic and property information to avoid feature engineering and augment its ability to capture bots with diversified disguise. Extensive experiments demonstrate that BotRGCN outperforms competitive baselines on a comprehensive benchmark TwiBot-20 which provides follow relationships.

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