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. 2013 Jan 28;8(1):e55009. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0055009

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© 2013 Dediu, Cysouw

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The stabilities (as relative ranks from 0.0 = most unstable to 1.0 = most stable) of the shared features as estimated by all methods. Shown are the median stability (black thick lines), the interquartile range (IQR; light gray) and the individual method estimates (D, 1, 2, W, A, C, R, and M – see legend for details). The features with a significantly smaller or larger IQR than expected by chance are marked with red “<” and blue “>” symbols respectively on the right-hand side of the figure, with the number of symbols being one for , two for and three for ; please note that this is before the multiple testing correction, after which only the features with , 11 and 87, survive (see text for details). The features are represented by transparently abbreviated names derived from their full WALS names (see Table 8) and their WALS unique IDs.

Inline graphic — The stabilities (as relative ranks from 0.0 = most unstable to 1.0 = most stable) of the shared features as estimated by all methods. Shown are the median stability (black thick lines), the interquartile range (IQR; light gray) and the individual method estimates (D, 1, 2, W, A, C, R, and M – see legend for details). The features with a significantly smaller or larger IQR than expected by chance are marked with red “<” and blue “>” symbols respectively on the right-hand side of the figure, with the number of symbols being one for , two for and three for ; please note that this is before the multiple testing correction, after which only the features with , 11 and 87, survive (see text for details). The features are represented by transparently abbreviated names derived from their full WALS names (see Table 8) and their WALS unique IDs.