Figure 2

The effect of similarity index r  = 10 on average deviations${\overline{\mathit{\delta }}}_{\mathit{l}}^{\mathit{k}}\left(\mathit{r}\right)$. For r = 10 a regular tendency of ${\overline{\delta }}_l^k\left(r\right)$ depending on group index k is shown. This yields a large proportion of groups with ${\overline{\delta }}_l^k\left(r\right)$ lying outside the interval bounded by ${\overline{\delta }}_l\left(r\right)+{\sigma }_{\delta l}\left(r\right)$ and ${\overline{\delta }}_l\left(r\right)-{\sigma }_{\delta l}\left(r\right)$ (cf. inequality 3).