Interactive Event Sifting using Bayesian Graph Neural Networks
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| author | Nascimento, José Jacobs, Nathan Rocha, Anderson |
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| contents | Forensic analysts often use social media imagery and texts to understand important events. A primary challenge is the initial sifting of irrelevant posts. This work introduces an interactive process for training an event-centric, learning-based multimodal classification model that automates sanitization. We propose a method based on Bayesian Graph Neural Networks (BGNNs) and evaluate active learning and pseudo-labeling formulations to reduce the number of posts the analyst must manually annotate. Our results indicate that BGNNs are useful for social-media data sifting for forensics investigations of events of interest, the value of active learning and pseudo-labeling varies based on the setting, and incorporating unlabelled data from other events improves performance. |
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| spellingShingle | Interactive Event Sifting using Bayesian Graph Neural Networks Nascimento, José Jacobs, Nathan Rocha, Anderson Machine Learning Social and Information Networks Forensic analysts often use social media imagery and texts to understand important events. A primary challenge is the initial sifting of irrelevant posts. This work introduces an interactive process for training an event-centric, learning-based multimodal classification model that automates sanitization. We propose a method based on Bayesian Graph Neural Networks (BGNNs) and evaluate active learning and pseudo-labeling formulations to reduce the number of posts the analyst must manually annotate. Our results indicate that BGNNs are useful for social-media data sifting for forensics investigations of events of interest, the value of active learning and pseudo-labeling varies based on the setting, and incorporating unlabelled data from other events improves performance. |
| title | Interactive Event Sifting using Bayesian Graph Neural Networks |
| topic | Machine Learning Social and Information Networks |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.05359 |