The first cluster has 26 observations, and the two variables are generated from \(N(3, 1)\) and \(N(4, 1)\) respectively. The second cluster has 36 observations, and the two variables are generated from \(N(10, 1.5)\) and \(N(-2, 1.5)\) respectively. The third cluster has 39 observations, and the two variables are generated from \(N(2, 0.5)\) and \(N(-2, 0.5)\) respectively. The two outliers are \(c(100.3, 99.1)\) and \(c(97.5, 98.4)\).