Fig. 3From: Aesthetic plating: a preference for oblique lines ascending to the rightCircular data plot and pink rose diagrams of the 100 plate orientations for each dish selected by participants in Experiment 3 (see [20]). The surrounding line shows a kernel density estimate (bandwidth of 40); this is a non-parametric estimate of the underlying density of the data (each data-point is in effect ‘blurred’ and so contributes to a range of points that make up the line; the more data-points at a given orientation, the greater the bulge of the line). For clarity and ease of interpretation, the food has been added to the figure and oriented by the mean orientation in which the food was placed by participantsBack to article page