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. 2017 Jan 1;8(1):2041669516687770. doi: 10.1177/2041669516687770

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Figure 3. — Conjoint proportion plots for Experiment 1. Each plot shows the proportion of stimulus S_kl to be judged lighter (glossier) than stimulus S_ij. The left matrices show conjoint proportion plots from a simulated independent observer which is uncontaminated by the irrelevant cue of the surface and the right matrices the data averaged across all participants. The gloss level i and k are indicated by the large numerical labels (large checks) and each check is subdivided into smaller 5 × 5 checks indicating the lightness levels j and l (small numerical labels).