Ti = {t in ro | t[Ag] = xi}
A subgroup h is considered "unusual" if
2. the distribution of Ti in c(h) is significantly different from the distribution in ro
| Evaluating unusualness:
Let pi0:=| Ti |/| r0 |, pi := | c(h) Ç Ti | / | c(h) |, g = |c(h) / | r0| d(h) := g * Si=1..n(pi-pi0)^2 (0 if g < s0) |