Data collection and analysis applied to intelligent transportation systems: a case study on public transportation

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• who: Gabriel Gomes de Oliveira from the Once these values are computed, the box-and-whisker diagram is built according to the following steps: a rectangle is defined with the lower end in the first quartile and the upper end in the third quartile, the second quartile is plotted inside the rectangle, and two line segments (whiskers) are created on each side of the rectangle to represent the atypical data limits (1st quartile, IQR and, rd quartile +, . IQR). All the data outside these limits are considered outliers [39]. The collected data were grouped by days (Monday to . . .
  

   

  

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