Violin Plot: VOC Efficiency by Leaf Size

This violin plot illustrates the distribution and density of VOC removal efficiency across different leaf size categories—Small Leaf and Large Leaf houseplants.

Why Use a Violin Plot?
Violin plots combine a boxplot and a kernel density plot, which makes them excellent for showing:

• The central tendency (like a boxplot),

• The spread and shape of the data (like a density curve),

• And outliers or clusters within each group.

What You Can See:

• Small Leaf plants show a much wider spread and higher peak VOC efficiency.

• The distribution skews higher for these smaller plants, suggesting they consistently outperform their larger-leafed counterparts on a per-square-centimeter basis.

• Large Leaf plants have a narrower range and slightly lower median performance.

Technical Note:

• Quartiles are included to highlight the median and variability.

• This plot was generated using Seaborn in Python to visualize the trends clearly.