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    [OC] Visualisieren Sie die Lieblingsfarben von Mädchen und Jungen, ihre gemeinsamen Vorlieben und die Unterschiede zwischen ihnen

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    1. imnewtothisplzaddme on

      Whats up with the triangles in the last image?

      Cool graph, never thought pastel was a gender thing but i love that the boys are just straight up RGB

    2. andyviner on

      **Data Source:** Data and interactive project available at [https://andreaslindeman.com/projects/colour-polygraph](https://andreaslindeman.com/projects/colour-polygraph)

      **Tools Used:** Python (data processing and cleaning), PHP (custom survey platform), and HTML/JS/CSS (visualization).

      **Methodology & Demographics:** To ensure accurate results, I filtered out troll responses and spam from over 20,000+ raw submissions.

      More meta data i found intresting:

      https://preview.redd.it/430ilx1bi92h1.png?width=886&format=png&auto=webp&s=3afd7980e85d2df7ff2948d975a2516696c24e6d

      For more information on the filtering process, data collection, or to play around with the 3D graph yourself, you can [check out the full project website](https://andreaslindeman.com/projects/colour-polygraph).

      **[UPDATE]** I just added an „Invert“ option to the 3D visualization so it’s easier to see exactly which colors boys and girls dislike! You can check it out on the [live site](https://andreaslindeman.com/projects/colour-polygraph) :))

      Feel free to drop any suggestions if you want to see something else or have any cool ideas. I would love some work to distract me from exams! All the data and visualization tools are also open source if you want to play around with it yourself :)))

    3. langraffe on

      Am I looking too much into this or is it that girls don’t like green and boys and girls basically only agree on the colors of the sky/dawn/dusk?

    4. captainfarthing on

      It seems to show different preferences for saturation as well as hue but that’s been disregarded in the agree/disagree charts.

      I also don’t understand what axis relates to saturation, or what depth on the cube shape represents. Why use a 3D shape instead of a colour wheel?

      [Edit] luminosity, not saturation

    8. DonChapulinChavito on

      „The dataset arrived dirty“ That was fun 😉

      So, Oslo boys and girls are also subject to conform to the color / gender categories set a few decades ago (20th century) It was[ the opposite](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/unraveling-the-colorful-history-of-why-girls-wear-pink-and-boys-wear-blue-1370097/) back then 😉 (Smithsonian link)

      Also, according to Mr. Pastoureau (French historian, heraldic specialist) Blue was meant for girls (see virgin Mary veil) and [red/pink for boys](https://www.franceinfo.fr/culture/livres/beaux-livres/rose-romantique-kitch-pop-les-secrets-d-une-couleur-ambivalente-dans-un-beau-livre-signe-michel-pastoureau_6870284.html) from the 17th c. (Link in French but you’ll see the picture)

      Thanks for sharing !

    10. HelenEk7 on

      One of my children’s favorite growing up was yellow. Which seems to be a colour almost no one likes.

    11. ImJustBME on

      I know the visualization seems cool, but 3rd charts are actually one of the worst way to plot data.

    13. remtard_remmington on

      The greens for boys is interesting. The girl’s preference for pink and pastels was expected but I didn’t think green would be so male.

    14. azicre on

      Conclusion: Guys, do not wear a bright green jumpsuit while on a first date! And if you do you should consider a mustache to distract from the fact you are wearing a bright green jumpsuit!

    17. PseudoY on

      Girls don’t like red? 

      Everyone kind of like cyan/teal and purple, the best colour. 

    19. king_jaxy on

      I like how girls have one small, pronounced circle of yellow that’s basically all yellow fans 

    20. Dangerous_Ladder_926 on

      Sick graph man. In really into colors and that is something to discuss.

    21. libra00 on

      Wow, there is no green or orange at all in the girls. Interesting. There is some purple but it’s mostly pastel.

    22. Excel_Document on

      you should do it based on shirt color. many would wear pink shirts half the week but be like black is my fav color

    24. FartingBob on

      How do you plot colour into a 3D cube? What colours correspond to the 8 vertices of the cube? So the colours exist in the middle of the cube or along its faces?

    27. Boulange1234 on

      The agreement and disagree need some margin of error. I see there is big agreement on red and big disagreement on… red. Unless the sample size was 10k, cherry vs fire engine red is an irrelevant difference.

    28. sxyvirgo on

      At what ages? And I’d like to know how they were asked? A simple „what’s your favorite?“, pointing to a color on a spectrum, picking from discrete colors, picking a favorite from numerous pairs, etc. Methodology is very important to a study like this.

      Okay – read the ’study‘. Still unclear as to age as it sounded like all ages. Clearly possible for societal norms to enter into this and maybe that was what they were interested in. I’d love to know how preferences change over time from infants, toddlers, pre-k, elementary, adolescence, adults. Also, looking at age cohorts to assess effects of media, marketing, etc. from WWII era through post 2000’s

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