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Table 1.

Cumulative cents positions of the equal-tempered and the just intonation Bohlen-Pierce scales.

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Table 2.

Consonance ratings for the most consonant and dissonant rated BP chords in equal temperament (Mathews et al., 1988).

Means were taken over 72 responses per chord.

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Table 3.

Testing whether the just intonation chords can best be considered as 414 items or 66 groups using the LOO Information Criterion.

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Fig 1.

Mean consonance (left) and valence (right) ratings with 95% credibility intervals after controlling for a quadratic function of average pitch height. The thick darker blue line shows the 50% interval and the thinner light blue line shows the 95% interval.

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Fig 2.

Correlation matrix showing correlations between consonance ratings (left), valence ratings (right) and Roughness, Harmonicity, Spectral Entropy, 12-TET Dissimilarity, GMSI, Average Pitch, and Average Pitch^2.

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Fig 3.

Consonance model with all modelled parameters and 95% Bayesian credibility intervals for Experiment 1 and 2.

The thick darker blue line shows the 50% interval and the thinner light blue line shows the 95% interval.

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Table 4.

Directed hypothesis testing for consonance.

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Fig 4.

Marginal effects plots for GMSI and Harmonicity and GMSI and 12-TET Dissimilarity.

Levels of GMSI represent the mean (0), 1 SD above the mean (1) and 1 SD below the mean (-1).

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Fig 5.

Valence model with all modelled parameters and 95% Bayesian credibility intervals for Experiment 1 and 2.

The thick darker blue line shows the 50% interval and the thinner light blue line shows the 95% interval.

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Table 5.

Directed hypothesis testing for valence.

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Fig 6.

Marginal effects plots for GMSI and Harmonicity and GMSI and Average Pitch.

Levels of GMSI represent the mean (0), 1 SD above the mean (1) and 1 SD below the mean (-1).

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Table 6.

Descriptive statistics for roughness, harmonicity, spectral entropy, and 12-TET dissimilarity.

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Table 7.

Roughness, harmonicity, spectral entropy and 12-TET dissimilarity values for several high rated chords for consonance and valence.

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Table 8.

Roughness, harmonicity, spectral entropy and 12-TET dissimilarity values for several low rated chords for consonance and valence.

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