Table 4. Minimum and maximum bootstrap selection model selection rates of the 3 fitted 2-group models in relation to BIC differences observed in samples drawn from the population.

Δ BIC	Model 1			Model 2			Model 3
	N=200
	min	max	#samp	min	max	#samp	min	max	#samp
0-2	0.183	0.636	158	0.532	0.73	10	0.221	0.795	196
2-4	0.195	0.714	72	0.471	0.732	12	0.304	0.784	156
4-6	0.311	0.79	43	0.696	0.696	1	0.211	0.823	128
6-8	0.358	0.789	18	0.693	0.78	3	0.425	0.89	74
8-10	0.501	0.91	10	0.537	0.722	2	0.528	0.888	44
10-15	0.602	0.884	5	NA	NA	0	0.552	0.947	55
15-25	NA	NA	0	0.889	0.889	1	0.778	0.948	12
>25	NA	NA	0	NA	NA	0	NA	NA	0
	N=350
0-2	0.204	0.654	171	0.582	0.712	20	0.2	0.693	206
2-4	0.272	0.728	96	0.674	0.762	11	0.251	0.752	156
4-6	0.333	0.774	54	0.668	0.786	12	0.338	0.792	85
6-8	0.49	0.867	16	0.6	0.829	10	0.403	0.85	62
8-10	0.586	0.916	14	0.662	0.845	4	0.496	0.88	33
10-15	0.722	0.936	8	0.808	0.876	4	0.528	0.944	29
15-25	NA	NA	0	0.918	0.962	4	0.702	0.935	5
>25	NA	NA	0	NA	NA	0	NA	NA	0
	N=700
0-2	0.198	0.552	73	0.614	0.752	53	0.178	0.59	96
2-4	0.328	0.680	42	0.668	0.773	47	0.236	0.644	96
4-6	0.374	0.804	14	0.704	0.82	54	0.32	0.77	59
6-8	0.459	0.836	15	0.738	0.84	52	0.39	0.797	39
8-10	0.494	0.891	8	0.766	0.868	39	0.498	0.846	19
10-15	0.558	0.92	4	0.808	0.924	89	0.54	0.904	21
15-25	NA	NA	0	0.868	0.982	117	0.698	0.94	3
>25	NA	NA	0	0.957	0.998	60	NA	NA	0

Note: ΔBIC is the BIC difference between the best and second-best fitting model in samples drawn from the population. Min and max are the minimum and maximum bootstrap selection rates for samples within a given range of ΔBIC presented for each winning model, and #samp is the number of samples within that range favoring that model. For instance, for N=700, there were 42 samples (out of P=1000) with a BIC difference between 0 and 2 favoring model 1, and the minimum and maximum bootstrap selection rates for model 1 in this bin were 0.328 and 0.680, respectively.