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More research on the role of puzzles in processing data graphics

Andrew Gelman · published 3 March 2013

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The pretty picture is just the beginning of the data exploration. But the pretty picture is a great way to get started. Another example of how a puzzle can make a graph appealing Read at the source ↗

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