[#]sidays #Tubingen
We discussed colors and color use in data Visualizations - is blue π΅ more or less than red π?
Who of my bubble is here? #kaynieselt and I will catch up later for a biovisevening.
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Uh, let me know if you find an authoritative answer to that one. Itβs oddly context-dependent, no? Temperature: red=high, gene expression: red=low?
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@leonardblaschek absolutely! We had as many interpretations as participants. Conclusion: colors need to be explicitly explained as not "inherently" clear.
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@helenajambor @leonardblaschek And even the context is context dependent β for astronomical temperatures, red = cool (relatively, of course) and blue = hot β¦ so π― on the "explicitly explained" approach
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@Biff_Bruise @leonardblaschek I did not know that!! Cool, will expand my regular lectures with that info!
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