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A "hand-drawn" plot compared to pixel-perfect one communicates an important message that error-bars are unknown and a model the plot is based on might be wrong.
by d0mine 14y ago
A "hand-drawn" plot compared to pixel-perfect one communicates an important message that error-bars are unknown and a model the plot is based on might be wrong. It stresses the plot is qualitative: a general shape of curves might be right and numbers might have correct order of magnitude — nothing more.
- mark_integerdsv 14y agoI'll allow it. ...good point, like to see more of this type of comment in this thread. Sounds like what you are saying is along the lines of (paraphrasing here) almost correct as opposed to precisely inaccurate. I hope others will add more along the same lines.