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The expected energy is the energy expected based on the values for the nutrients and a standard formula. This expected energy should be the same as the published energy. Any large deviations indicate a problematic product. In a scatter plot these are easily seen and can be inspected and corrected.
Large deviations in the energy difference (publish energy minus expected energy) can be used as a flag for data quality.
Acceptance criteria
Some test to check the correctness of the formula based on a specific complex product.
What would a demo look like
A scatter plot with published energy versus expected energy for a category.
Description
The expected energy is the energy expected based on the values for the nutrients and a standard formula. This expected energy should be the same as the published energy. Any large deviations indicate a problematic product. In a scatter plot these are easily seen and can be inspected and corrected.
Large deviations in the energy difference (publish energy minus expected energy) can be used as a flag for data quality.
Acceptance criteria
Some test to check the correctness of the formula based on a specific complex product.
What would a demo look like
A scatter plot with published energy versus expected energy for a category.
Notes
Tasks
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