The human factor: results of a small-angle scattering data analysis round robin

Pauw, B.R.; Smales, G.J.; Anker, A.S.; Annadurai, V.; Balazs, D.M.; Bienert, R.; Bouwman, W.G.; Breßler, I.; Breternitz, J.; Brok, E.S.; Bryant, G.; Clulow, A.J.; Crater, E.R.; De Geuser, F.; Del Giudice, A.; Deumer, J.; Disch, S.; Dutt, S.; Frank, K.; Fratini, E.; Garcia, P.R.A.F.; Gilbert, E.P.; Hahn, M.B.; Hallett, J.; Hohenschutz, M.; Hollamby, M.; Huband, S.; Ilavsky, J.; Jochum, J.K.; Juelsholt, M.; Mansel, B.W.; Penttilä, P.; Pittkowski, R.K.; Portale, G.; Pozzo, L.D.; Rochels, L.; Rosalie, J.M.; Saloga, P.E.J.; Seibt, S.; Smith, A.J.; Smith, G.N.; Spiering, G.A.; Stawski, T.M.; Taché, O.; Thünemann, A.F.; Toth, K.; Whitten, A.E.; Wuttke, J.

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Figure 8
The volume fractions for each population of each dataset (in fraction, not percent), as reported by each participant. The overall distribution of values is visualized as a violin plot, where the width of the plot represents the number of entries with that approximate volume fraction. The violin plot also shows the quartiles as dashed lines, while the red dots are the entries. The median volume fraction is shown with the number of reported volume fractions in the text box of each plot.

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Volume 56| Part 6| December 2023| Pages 1618-1629

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