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The effect of the shapes of plotting symbols on their perceived positions
cognitive-psychologydata-visualizationjudgment-and-decision-makingperceptual-organizationpicture-processingsocial-and-behavioral-sciences
The scatter plot primarily uses the positions of symbols to represent variables. This study tested how the perception of the symbols’ positions could be affected by their shapes in a behavioral experiment. The results of the experiment showed that the accuracy and precision of the perceived position
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