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. 2011 May 31;6(5):e20650. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0020650

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(a) Probability distribution P(A) for a subject considered to be a low risk for BD at a scale s∼0.59 h, along with Gamma (black line) and Rayleigh (grey line) best-fit functions: based on AIC, the Gamma distribution yields a better fit. (b) Probability distribution P(A) at a scale of s∼3.0 h for the same subject: the fit of the Rayleigh distribution function (gray line) is superior to the Gamma function at this scale, by AIC criteria. (c) Average value of the shape parameter, , at different scales (hours) for 35 subjects considered to be low risk for BD by GBI criteria (open circles) and another 35 at high risk (filled circles).

Inline graphic — (a) Probability distribution P(A) for a subject considered to be a low risk for BD at a scale s∼0.59 h, along with Gamma (black line) and Rayleigh (grey line) best-fit functions: based on AIC, the Gamma distribution yields a better fit. (b) Probability distribution P(A) at a scale of s∼3.0 h for the same subject: the fit of the Rayleigh distribution function (gray line) is superior to the Gamma function at this scale, by AIC criteria. (c) Average value of the shape parameter, , at different scales (hours) for 35 subjects considered to be low risk for BD by GBI criteria (open circles) and another 35 at high risk (filled circles).