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jru-tables-figures
Use when exhibits for a Journal of Risk and Uncertainty (JRU) manuscript must make choice patterns and risk-parameter estimates legible. Improves tables and figures for a risk/uncertainty audience; it does not invent evidence or citations.
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# Tables and Figures (jru-tables-figures)
## When to trigger
- Choice data are buried in a wall of cells when a figure could show the *pattern* (the fourfold pattern, an Allais reversal, an Ellsberg gap)
- A structural table lists parameters with no sense of which moment or task identifies them
- A probability-weighting function or value function is described in prose instead of plotted
- Standard errors, confidence intervals, or the estimation method behind each parameter are missing or inconsistent
## What JRU exhibits must do
JRU audiences read for **decision-theoretic content**: they want to see the shape of the weighting function, the location of the reference point, the size of the ambiguity premium, and how precisely each parameter is pinned down. The exhibit's job is to make the *behavioral pattern* and the *parameter estimate* immediately legible, with honest uncertainty.
### Figures — the workhorses of this field