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Fig. 2 | Journal of Cotton Research

Fig. 2

From: Assessing fiber quality variability among modern upland cotton cultivars and incorporating it into the GOSSYM-based fiber quality simulation model

Fig. 2

Simulated and measured values for fiber strength (a), fiber length (b), micronaire (c), and length uniformity index (d). Horizontal dashed lines represent the simulated values ± 2.5% (Sim. +2.5%, Sim. −2.5%), ± 7.5% (Sim. +7.5%, Sim. −7.5%), ± 12.5% (Sim. +12.5%, Sim. −12.5%), ± 17.5% (Sim. +17.5%, Sim. −17.5%), and ± 22.5% (Sim. +22.5%, Sim. −22.5%). RMSE root mean square error, r Pearson correlation coefficient, WIA Willmott's index of agreement

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