Extended Data Fig. 1: Variability in input dataset. | Nature Food

Extended Data Fig. 1: Variability in input dataset.

From: Digital twins enable the quantification of the trade-offs in maintaining citrus quality and marketability in the refrigerated supply chain

Extended Data Fig. 1

Variability in temporal and hygrothermal history of the shipments: (a) Shipment length (days), (b) Average temperature of delivery air (°C), (c) Deviation in delivery air temperature (°C), (d) Average relative humidity of delivery air (%), (e) Deviation in relative humidity of delivery air for the 47 shipments analyzed in this study. Here, the color scale varies from favorable (green) to unfavorable conditions (red). The number over the bar indicates the number of shipments falling into a particular histogram bin. The spread is expressed as a box plot, where the area within the box indicates the interquartile range (IQR = Q3-Q1). The whiskers indicate the minima and maxima of the spread, computed as (Q1 – 1.5xIQR and Q3+1.5xIQR). Outliers are plotted as individual points.

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