Jakub Nowosad • 12/1/2019

Evaluation of the new palette() for R

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This technical article evaluates the proposed new default color palette for R version 4.0, comparing it to the old palette. It uses the R package 'colorblindcheck' to analyze and compare the palettes' performance for various color vision deficiencies (deuteranopia, protanopia, tritanopia), providing statistical results and visual assessments of accessibility improvements.

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Evaluation of the new palette() for R

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