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M3TR: Temporal Retrieval Enhanced Multi-Modal Micro-video Popularity Prediction

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arXiv:2411. 15455v3 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Accurately predicting the popularity of micro-videos is a critical but challenging task, characterized by volatile, `rollercoaster-like' engagement dynamics.

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