A paper A day: Newman and Scholl discovered a cognitive asymmetry called the with-in-the-bar bias originated from the graphical asymmetry in the bar graph representation of mean.

A paper a day: Yuan et al showed that when comparing averages across multiple data points, viewers use surprisingly primitive perceptual cues: the hierarchy of precision for perceptual encodings of data doesn’t hold for comparison of averages of even pairs of data.

A paper a day: Xiong et al conducts experiments on estimating averages in line and bar graphs, in which they identified systematic perceptual biases.

This post documents my journey wading through leetcode.

This ariticle is intended for personal bookkeeping while I am exploring this new field.

A Paper a Day: The Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics, Psychology, and Neuroscience: studies in literature, music, and visual arts by Noël Carroll, Margaret Moore, and William P. Seeley

A Paper a Day: Toward a Science of Aesthetics by Arthur P. Shimamura

This paper investigates the ways ancient Greek associated the word (λήκυθος and its variants, the English equivalent is the word Lekythos) with the various shapes and functions of certain containers.

Suite for Strings, Symphony in D major, Piano Concerto No. 5

Isle of the Dead, Suite from the opera Háry János, Concerto in D Major for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 61