Figure 5

Distributional agreement of ‘IBC Baghdad’ and ‘SIGACT Baghdad’. Color bars illustrate the results of a 2-sample Anderson-Darling test for the distribution of number of events for time windows of $T=120$ days (orange bars), $T=180$ days (green bars) and $T=360$ days (violet bars) for thresholds equal to 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10 casualties. The bars indicate the center of those time windows for which the hypothesis of agreement of the distribution of events per day can be rejected at a 5% significance level. The black line represents the RMS difference between ‘IBC Baghdad’ and ‘SIGACT Baghdad’, red and blue lines are the monthly averages of the number of events per day for the two datasets respectively.