Visual Bias Detection for Addressing Illegal Fishing Activities

In this work, we present a visual analytics approach designed to address the 2024 VAST Challenge Mini-Challenge 1, which focuses on detecting bias in a knowledge graph. Our solution utilizes pixel-based visualizations to explore patterns within the knowledge graph, CatchNet, which is employed to identify potential illegal fishing activities. CatchNet is constructed by FishEye analysts who aggregate open-source data, including news articles and public reports. They have recently begun incorporating knowledge extracted from these sources using advanced language models. Our method combines pixel-based visualizations with ordering techniques and sentiment analysis to uncover hidden patterns in both the news articles and the knowledge graph. Notably, our analysis reveals that news articles covering critiques and convictions of companies are subject to elevated levels of bias.

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2024-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/vastchallenge64683.2024.00009
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Crime Patterns and Interventions
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Visual Bias Detection for Addressing Illegal Fishing Activities

Raphael Buchmüller, Daniel Fürst, Daniel A. Keim, Udo Schlegel et al.
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Crime Patterns and Interventions
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Visual Bias Detection for Addressing Illegal Fishing Activities

Raphael Buchmüller, Daniel Fürst, Daniel A. Keim, Udo Schlegel, Alexander Frings
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Abstract

In this work, we present a visual analytics approach designed to address the 2024 VAST Challenge Mini-Challenge 1, which focuses on detecting bias in a knowledge graph. Our solution utilizes pixel-based visualizations to explore patterns within the knowledge graph, CatchNet, which is employed to identify potential illegal fishing activities. CatchNet is constructed by FishEye analysts who aggregate open-source data, including news articles and public reports. They have recently begun incorporating knowledge extracted from these sources using advanced language models. Our method combines pixel-based visualizations with ordering techniques and sentiment analysis to uncover hidden patterns in both the news articles and the knowledge graph. Notably, our analysis reveals that news articles covering critiques and convictions of companies are subject to elevated levels of bias.

University of Konstanz (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Crime Patterns and Interventions
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