Fig. 4
From: Virtual embodiment increases male sensitivity to catcalling experiences
A specific example of the knowledge graph from the catcalling.owl ontology: participant subject_e3’s verbal report (in the dashed box) reports evoking (among others) a GazeAvoidance frame. That frame is a situation type that is supposed (background knowledge available from the LLM) to support CommunicationAvoidance situations (and transitively InteractionAvoidance ones). The background knowledge emerging in the ontology provides further connections of GazeAvoidance situations as cases of AttentionManagement, BehavioralResponse and PerceptualControl. Those situations are components of the clusters emerged from the semantic analysis of the experimental reports, which eventually show the reported gaze avoidance as associated to both SafetyCluster and EmotionalCluster, which has also influence on the SocialCluster. In this way, a simple sentence from a participant report lets us automatically reconstruct a complex network of entities and concepts, which would be a lengthy and subjective manual process
