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Table 1.

Scale-set of art-judgements (targets in machine learning analysis) used in the empirical study, English version (see for German version S1 Table).

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Table 2.

Scales of attributes (predictors in machine learning analysis) used in the empirical study, English version (see for German version S2 Table).

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Table 3.

GBDT regressor prediction results of all art judgment ratings.

50 repetitions from cross-validation.

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Fig 1.

Art-attributes importance’s for predicting aesthetically moving: Top plot shows mean absolute SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values for all 17 attributes in the model. Bottom plot displays SHAP values directly (color code: low = blue, red = high, and showing non-linearity of associations) and offers a detailed view of the individual impacts of predictors on specific predictions. **Bold and red attributes represent the most important attributes considering mean SHAP values; **red attributes significant with Bonferroni correction, however with a lesser influence considering mean SHAP values; *significant attributes before Bonferroni correction.

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Fig 2.

Art-attributes importance’s for predicting liking: Top plot shows mean absolute SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values for all 17 attributes in the model. Bottom plot displays SHAP values directly (color code: low = blue, red = high, and showing non-linearity of associations) and offers a detailed view of the individual impacts of predictors on specific predictions. **Bold and red attributes represent the most important attributes considering mean SHAP values; **red attributes significant with Bonferroni correction, however with a lesser influence considering mean SHAP values; *significant attributes before Bonferroni correction.

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Art-attributes importance’s for predicting creativity: Top plot shows mean absolute SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values for all 17 attributes in the model. Bottom plot displays SHAP values directly (color code: low = blue, red = high, and showing non-linearity of associations) and offers a detailed view of the individual impacts of predictors on specific predictions. **Bold and red attributes represent the most important attributes considering mean SHAP values; **red attributes significant with Bonferroni correction, however with a lesser influence considering mean SHAP values; *significant attributes before Bonferroni correction.

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Fig 4.

Art-attributes importance’s for predicting disturbing/irritating: Top plot shows mean absolute SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values for all 17 attributes in the model. Bottom plot displays SHAP values directly (color code: low = blue, red = high, and showing non-linearity of associations) and offers a detailed view of the individual impacts of predictors on specific predictions. **Bold and red attributes represent the most important attributes considering mean SHAP values; **red attributes significant with Bonferroni correction, however with a lesser influence considering mean SHAP values; *significant attributes before Bonferroni correction.

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Fig 5.

Rank based on mean SHAP-values for each attribute in association to the art judgments; *p-value <0.05; **p-value <0.05 incl.

Bonferroni correction.

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