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--- teaching:color:color_results_2019_fall [2019/09/21 14:32] – anthony
+++ teaching:color:color_results_2019_fall [2019/09/22 09:32] (current) – anthony
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 ===== Variability in choices for common colors =====
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 Each dot represents a choice from one student.
 {{teaching:color:LUV_as_chosen_rainbow.svg}}
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 % confidence ellipses have been added to this plot, which gives a sense of the overall variability of the choices.
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 ===== Hues chosen for each color =====
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 This version of the main plot reveals which hues were chosen for each color, by discounting saturation and brightness.  All colors have been drawn using identical values for saturation and brightness.
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-===== Ratings of the colors =====
+===== Ratings of the common colors =====
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 Few students like brown :(
 {{teaching:color:LUV_Like_rainbow.svg}}
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 Hokies like to wear orange :)
 {{teaching:color:LUV_Wear_rainbow.svg}}
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 People like wearing brown clothes more than they like brown as a color.
 {{teaching:color:LUV_WearLikeDiff_rainbow.svg}}
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+===== Additional colors named by students =====
+{{ teaching:color:color_text_non-rainbow.svg|}}
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 ===== Correlations between color variables =====
-Saturation and brightness are correlated for colors in the yellow-orange-red-brown range.
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+Brightness and saturation of the choices were correlated for the yellow-orange-red-brown range.
 {{teaching:color:scatter_BrightSat_rainbow.svg}}
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 ===== Wordclouds: adjectives and objects chosen to represent each color =====
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+Word size is proportional to the number of people who named that word.
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 {{teaching:color:wordcloud_blue_adjective.svg}}