The following six Edward Tufte's recommendations are encapsulated in the Feynman-Tufte Principle:
๐ documenting the sources and characteristics of the data,
๐ insistently enforcing appropriate comparisons,
๐ demonstrating mechanisms of cause and effect,
๐ expressing those mechanisms quantitatively,
๐ recognizing the inherently multivariate nature of analytic problems, and
๐ inspecting and evaluating alternative explanations.