Methodology
The survey begins with four colour-vision screening plates and one unrecorded practice question. It then presents 29 measured figure questions covering the design comparisons shown below.
Degradation crossing — Redundant Encoding
Redundant Encoding tested at both levels, under both normal and greyscale rendering. The normal and greyscale cells in the same row share identical underlying data -- only the colour transform differs -- so any difference between them is the degradation, not a data change.
| viewing condition: baseline | viewing condition: treatment | |
|---|---|---|
| level: baseline |
Scattered categorical point cloud: 14 samples split 8/4/2 across three categories. Redundant Encoding = baseline (Colour-only identity encoding). |
Scattered categorical point cloud: 14 samples split 8/4/2 across three categories. Redundant Encoding = baseline (Colour-only identity encoding). Rendered in greyscale to test whether the encoding survives colour loss. |
| level: treatment |
Scattered categorical point cloud: 14 samples split 8/4/2 across three categories. Redundant Encoding = treatment (Colour plus a second independent channel). |
Scattered categorical point cloud: 14 samples split 8/4/2 across three categories. Redundant Encoding = treatment (Colour plus a second independent channel). Rendered in greyscale to test whether the encoding survives colour loss. |