Figure 3
From: Multidimensional variability in ecological assessments predicts two clusters of suicidal patients
The variability covariances and means of the low-variability group are shown in insets (a,c), respectively. The variability covariances and means of the high-variability group are shown in insets (b,d), respectively. Recall that they measure variability, not absolute values. For simplicity, only the lower triangular and main diagonal region of the variability covariance matrices is shown. Negative covariances indicate that increased variability in one domain is associated with lower variability in the other. The colormaps are the same across the groups to allow visual comparison, and they range from the overall maximum and minimum values of those qualities. Colormaps are shown at the top of each inset.
