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pie1_1e0a72c2 | Public Opinion on Climate Change Policies | Yes, the data visualization is misleading because the sum of the values provided (55% + 35% + 20%) equals 110%, which exceeds 100%. This indicates an error in the data representation, as the values in a pie chart should always total 100%. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_854069e5 | Public Spending by Sector | The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories (50 for Healthcare, 40 for Education, 30 for Defense, and 25 for Welfare) is 145, which exceeds 100%. Pie charts are meant to represent parts of a whole, where the total should equal 100%. This inconsistency can confuse viewers and misrepresent the proportion of public spending by each sector. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_092ab2cc | Favorite Ice Cream Flavors | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The values of the categories in the pie chart sum to 145%, which is incorrect as pie charts should represent a whole (100%). This non-sum to 100% error can mislead the audience into misinterpreting the relative proportions of each flavor's popularity. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_54175338 | Household Expenditure Breakdown in Country B (2022) | The data visualization is not misleading. The pie chart accurately represents the breakdown of household expenditure in Country B for 2022, with each category's value clearly indicated. There are no misleading features present, and the information is sourced from the National Statistics Bureau, ensuring reliability. | pie chart | Economics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_8b2259fb | Reasons for Emergency Room Visits | Yes, misleading. The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories (35 + 30 + 25 + 20) equals 110%, which exceeds 100%. Pie charts should represent parts of a whole, and the total should always be 100%. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_af37489a | Health Insurance Enrollment | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The values for the categories (50, 45, and 10) sum to 105%, which is not possible for a pie chart where the total should always sum to 100%. This error can mislead viewers about the actual proportions of people enrolled in different types of health insurance. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_a948aad9 | Forest Coverage by Region | The pie chart titled "Forest Coverage by Region" is misleading because the sum of the values for each region (40 + 30 + 25 + 20) equals 115%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total of all segments should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the proportions of the whole. This error misrepresents the data and can lead to incorrect interpretations. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_52edc7c1 | Annual Pet Ownership Costs | Not misleading. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 0No
| None |
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pie1_33c754c5 | Government Spending Allocation in Country H (2022) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The issue is over-segmentation, which means there are too many categories with similar values. This makes it difficult to distinguish between the segments and understand the relative importance of each category. With 10 different segments, viewers might struggle to accurately interpret the data, leading to potential misinterpretation of how government spending is allocated. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_f5076c6e | Import Composition of Country J (2022) | Yes, it is misleading. Over-segmentation in the pie chart can make it difficult to interpret and compare the relative sizes of each category. With many small segments, the visual impact is diluted, and it becomes challenging to grasp the overall composition and significance of each category. Simplifying the categories or using another type of visualization, such as a bar chart, could improve clarity and understanding. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_5109e44a | Desktop Operating System Market Share in 2023 | The pie chart is not misleading. The data provided clearly represents the market share of different desktop operating systems in 2023. The categories and their corresponding values are accurately depicted, and there are no indications of distortion or manipulation in the representation. | pie chart | Technology | 0No
| None |
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pie1_f8d4f0be | Types of Outpatient Services | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The sum of the values provided (40 + 35 + 30) equals 105%, which exceeds the total of 100%. In a pie chart, the total value should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the proportion of each category. This error could mislead viewers into misinterpreting the relative sizes of the categories. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_95754646 | Budget Allocation for Defense Spending 2023 (Detailed Breakdown) | Yes, the data visualization is misleading. The pie chart uses over-segmentation by breaking down the budget allocation into many small categories (Army - Personnel, Army - Equipment, Navy - Personnel, Navy - Equipment, Air Force - Personnel, Air Force - Equipment, Other Defense Spending). This can make it difficult for viewers to understand the overall distribution of the budget and the relative sizes of the different segments. Combining related categories, such as all Army, Navy, and Air Force expenses together, would provide a clearer picture of the budget allocation. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_4436a0f3 | Patient Satisfaction Scores | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The sum of the values provided for the different satisfaction categories is 113%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total should represent 100% of the data. This error can confuse the viewers and misrepresent the actual proportions of patient satisfaction. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_d641e744 | Ice Cream Flavor Preferences in 2023 | The provided pie chart is not misleading. The data categories and values accurately represent the preferences for different ice cream flavors in 2023, and there are no indications of any misleading features in the visualization. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 0No
| None |
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pie1_4136bff1 | Popular Hobbies in Urban Areas | The pie chart is misleading. Over-segmentation can make it difficult for viewers to quickly and accurately interpret the data. With many small segments, it becomes challenging to distinguish between categories and understand their relative importance. Combining some of the smaller categories or using a different type of chart, such as a bar chart, might present the information more clearly. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_bc47771a | Senate Seat Distribution 2022 | No, the given pie chart is not misleading. The data accurately represents the Senate seat distribution for 2022, with clear differentiation between the categories (Party A, Party B, Party C, and Independents) and their respective values. The source is cited as "Official Senate Records 2022," which suggests the data is reliable. There are no features or elements in the visualization that distort the information or mislead the viewer. | pie chart | Politics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_a033414c | Most Commonly Used Programming Languages | Not misleading. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 0No
| None |
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pie1_9d53c966 | Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Source | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories (50 + 30 + 25 + 20) is 125%, which exceeds 100%. A pie chart should represent parts of a whole, and the total should always be 100%. This error can mislead the viewer into misinterpreting the proportions of greenhouse gas emissions by source. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_df9c1ac1 | Energy Sources in Urban Areas | This pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the energy sources exceeds 100%. Pie charts are intended to show parts of a whole, and the percentages should add up to 100%. In this case, the values add up to 115%, which can mislead viewers about the relative proportions of each energy source. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_35123bde | Over-segmented Patient Distribution by Age Group | Yes, it is misleading. The pie chart is over-segmented with too many age groups, making it difficult to easily compare the proportions of different age categories. Over-segmentation can lead to clutter and confusion, reducing the chart's effectiveness in conveying the distribution of patients by age group. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_397493e5 | Annual Revenue by Product Line | Yes, it is misleading. The percentages of the values provided for each product line (40, 35, 30, and 20) add up to 125%, which is incorrect for a pie chart as the total should sum to 100%. This error can mislead viewers about the relative proportions of each product line's contribution to the annual revenue. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_986b3261 | Market Share of Smartphone Operating Systems in 2023 | The pie chart is not misleading. The data accurately represents the market share of smartphone operating systems in 2023, with Android having 70%, iOS having 25%, and Others having 5%. The source of the data, StatCounter Global Stats, is also provided. | pie chart | Technology | 0No
| None |
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pie1_45ab4b3b | Water Usage in Agriculture | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values (55 + 30 + 20 + 10) equals 115%, which is not possible in a pie chart. Pie charts should represent parts of a whole, summing up to 100%. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_274b5014 | Distribution of Healthcare Professionals | The pie chart is not misleading. The data provided clearly represents the distribution of different categories of healthcare professionals with appropriate percentages. Each category's value sums up to 100%, reflecting an accurate distribution according to the source "Healthcare Workforce Statistics (2022)". There are no misleading features in the visualization. | pie chart | Healthcare | 0No
| None |
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pie1_e1a85ad3 | Popular Social Media Platforms | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The values of the categories sum to 160%, which is not appropriate for a pie chart since the total of all slices should equal 100%. This error can mislead viewers into thinking the proportions of each category are different than they actually are. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_687eb44f | Energy Consumption Sources | The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the different categories (Oil, Natural Gas, Renewables, and Coal) does not equal 100%, which is a requirement for a pie chart to accurately represent proportions. The total here is 125%, which misrepresents the data and can lead to incorrect interpretations. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_610410d6 | Global E-commerce Platform Usage in 2023 | Yes, the visualization is misleading. Over-segmentation can make the pie chart difficult to interpret by including too many small slices, which can obscure the overall distribution of the data. In this case, having many categories with similar small values (like Wix, Squarespace, and PrestaShop each with 7%) makes it harder to compare and understand the relative importance of each platform. Aggregating some of these smaller categories or using a different type of chart, like a bar chart, would offer clearer insights. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_9707d104 | Preferred Modes of Transportation | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The sum of the percentages for the categories is 140%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total of all categories should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the proportions of the whole. This discrepancy can confuse viewers and misrepresent the data. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_44f2d8be | Preferred Reading Formats | Yes, it is misleading. The values for the categories "Print Books", "E-books", and "Audiobooks" sum to 110%, which is incorrect for a pie chart. Pie charts should represent parts of a whole and therefore the percentages should sum to 100%. This non-sum to 100% error misrepresents the data and can lead to incorrect interpretations. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_efeac15f | Import Composition of Country E (2022) | The data visualization is not misleading. The pie chart accurately represents the import composition of Country E for the year 2022, with clear categories and values that sum to 100%. The source of the data is provided, and there are no misleading features or distortions noted. | pie chart | Economics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_1cd89ef1 | Government Spending Allocation in Country C (2022) | The given data visualization is not misleading. The pie chart accurately represents the government spending allocation in Country C for the year 2022 as sourced from the Ministry of Finance. The data categories and their corresponding values are clearly presented, and no misleading features are noted. | pie chart | Economics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_ef4aafb1 | Misleading Distribution of Healthcare Professionals | The pie chart is misleading. Over-segmentation is used, which means that the categories are divided into too many small segments, making it difficult to accurately interpret the relative proportions of each category. This can exaggerate differences or similarities among the categories and lead to misinterpretation of the data. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_38024eb6 | Causes of Hospital Admissions | Yes, this pie chart is misleading. The sum of the values of the categories (28 + 32 + 25 + 20) equals 105%, which exceeds 100%. A pie chart should accurately represent parts of a whole, and the percentages should sum to 100%. This error can mislead viewers by overemphasizing certain categories and underrepresenting others, leading to inaccurate interpretations. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_d6c3ac69 | Usage of Online Learning Platforms | Yes, it is misleading. The pie chart's segments should sum to 100% to accurately represent the proportions of each category. However, the provided data sums to 108%, which distorts the representation and misleads the viewer about the relative usage of each online learning platform. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_d4775a53 | Impact of Climate Policies on Emissions | The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the percentages exceeds 100%, which is not possible for a pie chart as it should represent parts of a whole. The values provided (25%, 30%, 25%, and 25%) add up to 105%, indicating an error in either the data or its representation. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_0e4d377d | Public Opinion on Government Policies 2023 | The data visualization is not misleading. The provided data accurately represents the public opinion on government policies for 2023, breaking it down into categories of support, opposition, and neutrality. The source of the data is also clearly mentioned, ensuring transparency. There are no misleading features noted in the provided information. | pie chart | Politics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_479859ab | Voter Turnout in the 2022 National Elections (Detailed Breakdown) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The over-segmentation into multiple categories (e.g., Urban and Rural for each party) results in too many slices, making it difficult to compare the overall voter turnout for each party. This segmentation can obscure the bigger picture and confuse the viewer, making it harder to understand key insights such as the total turnout for each party. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_b146c3f9 | Voter Turnout in the 2022 National Elections | The pie chart is not misleading. The data is clearly presented with each category and its respective value, and there are no features that distort the information. The source of the data is also provided, lending credibility to the visualization. | pie chart | Politics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_a4d6ba58 | Common Exercise Activities | Yes, the data visualization is misleading. The values of the categories provided (40, 35, 30, 25) add up to 130%, which exceeds the expected total of 100% for a pie chart. This misrepresents the proportion of each activity because a pie chart should always sum to 100% to accurately reflect the data distribution. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_cb219eaa | Distribution of GDP by Sector in Country F (2022) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. Over-segmentation with too many categories can make it difficult to compare the sizes of the slices accurately. In this case, there are nine different sectors, which can clutter the visualization and make it hard for viewers to discern significant differences between categories, potentially leading to misinterpretation of the data. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_64e6272f | Market Share of Smartphone Operating Systems in 2023 | Yes, it is misleading. The pie chart over-segments the data by breaking down Android into multiple subcategories (Samsung One UI, OxygenOS, MIUI), which are all based on Android. This gives the impression that Android's market share is smaller than it actually is, as these subcategories should logically be aggregated under the Android category. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_64acc898 | Budget Allocation for Defense Spending 2023 | The data visualization is not misleading. The pie chart accurately represents the budget allocation for defense spending in 2023 with clear categories and values for each segment. | pie chart | Politics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_9cd82da1 | Public Trust in Media Outlets | The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values exceeds 100%, which is not appropriate for a pie chart as it should represent parts of a whole that add up to 100%. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_55fe0292 | Most Commonly Used Programming Languages | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. Over-segmentation makes it difficult to interpret the data accurately, especially when the values are small and numerous. With many segments, it becomes challenging to compare the sizes visually and understand the overall distribution of programming languages. Consolidating smaller categories into an "Others" category could improve clarity. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_01d31d73 | Time Spent on Social Media Platforms | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The issue is over-segmentation; there are too many categories with very small values, which can make it difficult to interpret the chart accurately. This can obscure the larger trends and make it appear more complex than it actually is. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_3e4f6712 | Distribution of Cloud Service Providers in 2023 | The pie chart is not misleading. It clearly presents the distribution of different cloud service providers in 2023 with their respective percentages. The source of the data is provided (Gartner), and there are no misleading features identified. The chart accurately represents the proportions of each category. | pie chart | Technology | 0No
| None |
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pie1_8d3f5649 | VR Headset Market Share | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The sum of the values for the VR Headset Market Share categories (Oculus: 50, HTC Vive: 30, PlayStation VR: 18) equals 98%, which does not add up to 100%. This discrepancy can mislead viewers about the actual market share distribution. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_554f0f26 | Annual Pet Ownership Costs | Yes, it is misleading. The pie chart suffers from over-segmentation, which means it has too many small categories. This can make it difficult for viewers to accurately interpret the proportions of each segment and understand the overall distribution of costs. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_93bf1e19 | Share of Social Media Platforms | Misleading. The values for the categories sum to 105% instead of 100%, which is incorrect for a pie chart since it should represent parts of a whole. This creates a misleading representation of the data. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_8d36b0b8 | Most Popular Hobbies | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories (40 + 30 + 35 + 25 + 20) equals 150%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total should always represent 100% to accurately depict the proportions of the whole. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_1157f68b | Voter Preference for Policy Changes | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The values in the pie chart add up to 110% instead of 100%, which distorts the actual proportion of voter preferences for each policy category. A pie chart should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the distribution of data. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_3aab7724 | Patient Distribution by Age Group | The pie chart is not misleading. The data clearly categorizes the patient distribution by age group and provides the corresponding values for each category. The source of the data is cited, and there are no features in the visualization that distort the representation of the data. | pie chart | Healthcare | 0No
| None |
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pie1_31a11809 | Distribution of Federal Budget 2022 | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The sum of the values for the pie chart categories equals 135%, which is incorrect since a pie chart should represent parts of a whole that sum to 100%. This misrepresentation can confuse viewers about the actual distribution of the federal budget. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_a2abcd4b | Global E-commerce Platform Usage in 2023 | The pie chart is not misleading. The data provided is clear, with percentages adding up to 100%, and there are no distortions or misrepresentations in the way the information is presented. Each category's share is accurately depicted, and the source of the data is credible. | pie chart | Technology | 0No
| None |
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pie1_c1a10bf3 | Voter Turnout by Age Group in 2022 | Yes, it is misleading. A pie chart is used to show parts of a whole, and the sum of all parts should equal 100%. In this case, the values for the age groups do not sum to 100% (35 + 40 + 45 + 50 = 170%), which misrepresents the data and could lead to incorrect interpretations. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_d396f411 | Investment Portfolio Allocation | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The sum of the values provided for the categories (50 + 30 + 25 + 10) equals 115%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart representing a whole, the total percentage should sum to 100%. This discrepancy can confuse viewers and misrepresent the actual allocation in the investment portfolio. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_daac973c | Popular Vacation Destinations | Yes, it is misleading. The values of the categories sum to 130%, which is not possible for a pie chart since the total should always represent 100%. This incorrect representation can give a false impression of the popularity proportions of each vacation destination. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_29f7a0b2 | Pollution Sources in Coastal Areas | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values provided for the categories (45 + 35 + 25) is 105%, which exceeds 100%. This error can mislead viewers by distorting the proportionality and relative significance of each pollution source. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_07a739eb | Types of Health Screenings | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The given data categories (Blood Tests, Imaging, Physical Exams) sum up to 115%, which exceeds 100%. Pie charts are intended to represent parts of a whole, and their segments should always add up to 100%. This discrepancy can mislead the audience into misunderstanding the proportions of each category. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_b59a1283 | Distribution of Local Government Funds 2023 | The given pie chart is not misleading. The data provided shows a clear distribution of local government funds across different categories: Education, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Public Safety. The values sum up to 100%, which is appropriate for a pie chart. There are no misleading features indicated in the data. | pie chart | Politics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_d99af237 | Voter Satisfaction with Election Process | The pie chart is misleading because the values of the categories do not sum to 100%. This can create confusion and misinterpretation of the data, as pie charts are intended to represent parts of a whole. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_fb6a8522 | Revenue Sources for Local Government in City D (2022) | The data visualization is not misleading. The pie chart accurately represents the revenue sources for the local government in City D for the year 2022, with percentages that sum up to 100%. The data categories are clearly defined and the values are provided, making the chart straightforward and easy to understand. | pie chart | Economics | 0No
| None |
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pie1_01995c01 | Household Expenditure Breakdown | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories does not add up to 100%. The values given add up to 110%, which can lead to confusion and misinterpretation of the data. In a pie chart, the total should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the proportion of each category. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_2e8b84d6 | Types of Coffee Drinks | Yes, it is misleading. The sum of the percentages for the coffee drink types (40 + 35 + 30 + 25) is 130%, which exceeds 100%. This error gives a false impression of the distribution and proportion of each coffee drink type. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_3a0b61d0 | Public Opinion on Government Policies 2023 (Detailed Breakdown) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. It over-segments the data into too many categories, which can make it difficult for viewers to easily interpret the overall sentiment. By breaking down the opinions into seven categories, particularly with several "Neutral" subcategories, the visualization can obscure the overall levels of support and opposition. A simpler breakdown into fewer, broader categories (e.g., Support, Oppose, Neutral) would provide a clearer and more straightforward understanding of the public opinion. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_7d27c581 | Campaign Spending by Political Party | Yes, it is misleading. The values in the pie chart for Party X, Party Y, and Party Z do not sum to 100%, which is a fundamental requirement for pie charts to accurately represent proportions. This error can lead to misinterpretation of the data, as the visual representation does not correctly reflect the relative spending by each party. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_170b9cc9 | Usage of Cloud Storage Services | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The values for the categories (Google Drive: 40, Dropbox: 30, OneDrive: 20, iCloud: 18) sum up to 108%, which is greater than 100%. In a pie chart, the total of all segments should always equal 100%. This error misrepresents the data and can lead to incorrect interpretations. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_ada43d22 | Over-segmented Healthcare Expenditure Distribution | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The issue is over-segmentation, which occurs when too many small slices are included in a pie chart, making it difficult for viewers to accurately compare the sizes of the segments and understand the overall distribution. In this case, categories with very small values, such as "Durable Medical Equipment" (1%) and "Other Professional Services" (2%), clutter the chart and detract from the more significant categories like "Hospitals" (40%) and "Physician Services" (25%). A bar chart or another type of visualization might be more effective in clearly conveying this information. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_3c80bd9c | Government Revenue Sources | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The values of the categories (45, 30, 20, and 15) sum up to 110%, which exceeds the 100% total that a pie chart should represent. This can mislead viewers into thinking that the proportions of the revenue sources are larger than they actually are. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_8f6a6751 | Adoption Rates of Smart Home Devices | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the percentages of the categories (35%, 25%, 20%, and 18%) sum up to 98%, not 100%. This error can lead to confusion and misinterpretation of the data, as pie charts are expected to represent portions of a whole, summing to 100%. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_cebced14 | Work-from-Home Preferences | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The sum of the values provided (50 + 40 + 35 + 20) equals 145%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total of all segments should equal 100%, representing the whole. This error can mislead viewers by giving an inaccurate depiction of the proportions of work-from-home preferences. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_372fd586 | Senate Seat Distribution 2022 (Detailed Breakdown) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The over-segmentation of categories by both party and region creates an overly complex and cluttered visualization, making it difficult for viewers to easily compare the overall distribution of seats among the major parties. This segmentation obscures the broader trends and proportions, which could lead to misinterpretations of the data. A more effective approach would be to aggregate the seat counts by party, providing a clearer comparison of the parties' overall representation in the Senate. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_9217a026 | Wildlife Population Distribution | The data visualization is misleading. The values given for the categories (Mammals: 40, Birds: 35, Reptiles: 25, Amphibians: 15) sum to 115%, which exceeds 100%. In a pie chart, the total of all categories should always sum to 100% to accurately represent the distribution of the whole. | pie chart | Environment | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_f48dec09 | Types of Household Pets | Yes, the data visualization is misleading. The values given for each category of household pets do not sum to 100%, which is a requirement for a pie chart. This can misinform the viewer about the relative proportion of each category. | pie chart | Miscellaneous | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_87131d67 | Income Distribution by Quintile | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The values provided for the income distribution by quintile sum to 120%, which is not possible for a pie chart as it should always sum to 100%. This misrepresentation can lead to incorrect interpretations of the data. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_fcf926fd | Type of Surgeries Performed | Yes, the visualization is misleading. The percentages of the categories (Orthopedic, Cardiac, Neuro, and General) should sum to 100% in a pie chart for accurate representation. In this case, they sum to 100% (25% + 30% + 20% + 25%), so there is no non-sum to 100% error based on the provided data values. Therefore, it seems there might be a mistake in labeling it as misleading for this reason. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_b7d461e0 | Political Party Donations in 2021 | Yes, the pie chart is misleading because the total of the values for the categories does not sum to 100%. For a pie chart to accurately represent the distribution of data among categories, the sum of all values should be 100%. In this case, the sum is 100%, but if there were another issue, such as misrepresenting the proportional sizes or failing to account for all relevant categories, it could be misleading. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_fff7360c | Household Expenditure Breakdown in Country G (2022) | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The chart suffers from over-segmentation, meaning it includes too many categories, making it difficult to interpret. With ten different slices, some of which have very similar values, it becomes challenging for viewers to compare the proportions accurately. This can obscure the overall distribution of household expenditure and lead to misinterpretation. A better approach might be to aggregate some of the smaller categories into an "Other" category or use a different type of visualization like a bar chart for clearer comparison. | pie chart | Economics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_5012b579 | Impact of Social Media on Elections | Yes, the visualization is misleading because the sum of the values for the categories does not equal 100%. This error can lead to incorrect interpretations of the data, as pie charts are intended to represent parts of a whole. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_a97e987a | Distribution of Cloud Service Providers in 2023 | Yes, the pie chart is misleading. The over-segmentation into many small categories, especially those with equal or near-equal values, can make it difficult for viewers to accurately compare and interpret the data. This can lead to misinterpretations about the relative market shares of the cloud service providers. Consolidating smaller segments into a single "Others" category or using a different type of visualization, such as a bar chart, could provide clearer insights. | pie chart | Technology | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_f073a128 | Hospital Funding Allocation | Yes, it is misleading. The pie chart is misleading because the sum of the values for all categories (Medical Equipment, Staff Salaries, Research, and Maintenance) does not add up to 100%, which is a fundamental requirement for a pie chart. This error can cause incorrect interpretation of the proportions allocated to each category. | pie chart | Healthcare | 1Yes
| Non-sum to 100% Error |
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pie1_10f90e37 | Distribution of Local Government Funds 2023 (Detailed Breakdown) | Misleading. The pie chart over-segments the categories, making it difficult to immediately understand the distribution of funds. Grouping similar categories (e.g., combining all education-related categories) would provide a clearer and more accurate representation of the data. | pie chart | Politics | 1Yes
| Over-segmentation |
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pie1_aa98ecb9 | Healthcare Expenditure by Category | Not misleading. The data is clearly presented with each category's expenditure value, and there are no features or omissions that would distort the viewer's understanding of the distribution of healthcare expenditures. | pie chart | Healthcare | 0No
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