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Fig 1.

Representing cardinalities using proportions (left), numerical annotations (middle), and both (right); top: Euler, bottom: Linear.

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Table 1.

Complexity of five-sets data.

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Table 2.

Complexity of seven-sets data.

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Fig 2.

Euler diagrams, data set 1.

(from left: ED-P, ED-N, ED-P&N).

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Fig 3.

Linear diagrams, data set 32.

(from left: LD-P, LD-N, LD-P&N).

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Fig 4.

Concurrent curves are depicted in black.

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Fig 5.

The first training page.

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Fig 6.

The first explanation page.

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Fig 7.

A question designed to identify inattentive participants.

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Table 3.

ED: Overall accuracy analysis.

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Table 4.

ED: Overall time analysis.

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Table 5.

ED: Set cardinality accuracy analysis.

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Table 6.

ED: Set cardinality time analysis.

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Table 7.

ED: Intersection cardinality accuracy analysis.

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Table 8.

ED: Intersection cardinality time analysis.

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Table 9.

LD: Overall accuracy analysis.

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Table 10.

LD: Overall time analysis.

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Table 11.

LD: Set cardinality accuracy analysis.

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Table 12.

LD: Set cardinality time analysis.

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Table 13.

LD: Intersection cardinality accuracy analysis.

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Table 14.

LD: Intersection cardinality time analysis.

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