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InterFuse: Interaction-Guided Adaptive Fusion of Heterogeneous Models for Payment Risk Ranking (arXiv (Cornell University))

Research paperarXiv (Cornell University)November 202613 pages20 min readHaoyu Jiang, Weiyu Han, Zhao Ze, Jie Sheng et al.Original source
Key number
1.11–8.09 percentage points
Recall@1% improvement range over top baselines p.1
What changed
+5.44±0.37 percentage points
Industrial dataset Recall@1% gain over B1 p.5

Summary

  • InterFuse achieves the highest top-ranked recall and AUC on all four evaluated datasets, improving Recall@1% by 1.11–8.09 percentage points over the strongest baselines.p.1
  • On the Industrial dataset, InterFuse achieves a Recall@1% gain of +5.44±0.37 percentage points over the fixed B1 baseline.p.5
  • Removing learned model representations h lowers Recall@1% by 5.28 points on Industrial and 4.53 points on IBM CCT.p.7

Key insights

  1. InterFuse encodes representations, prediction scores, and input coverage as tokens updated through availability-aware attention to guide adaptive aggregation.p.1
  2. Cross-model interaction updates individual model tokens before aggregation, improving ranking quality beyond global output summarization.p.7
  3. Cross-model interaction generates higher recall gains on transactions where view-specific model predictions disagree.p.8
  4. Direct access to original prediction scores and input coverage improves performance at both interaction and aggregation stages.p.7
  5. InterFuse maintains positive Recall@1% gains over clean B1 ranging from +2.86 to +3.80 percentage points across single optional model removals without retraining.p.8
  6. Under 50% joint removal of optional outputs, InterFuse retains a +2.91 percentage point Recall@1% advantage over clean B1 on the Industrial dataset.p.8

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