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Ranked coexpression matrices were computed for each dataset separately by computing a correlation matrix composed of first-order partial correlations between all pairs of genes adjusted for sex and subsequently assigned a rank to each of them.
For rearrangement data we reconstruct trees by computing a distance matrix using our DCJ-based true distance estimator [ 13] and then using this matrix as input to the tree-building method.
Finally, the estimated class labels are compared against the true labels by computing a confusion matrix.
Since ZF DSD separates the user classes by computing a MMSE matrix which takes the noise component into account, it will be the only detector that outperform its coupled counter part.
When using the CADM procedure, it is possible to compare the results obtained by computing a distance matrix on the nucleotide sequences using different distances or different substitution models to investigate possible bias.
RF maps were obtained by computing an average matrix, in which the responses were added in 10 ms bins (corresponding to 0.2° in visual angle) for all directions (see examples in Fig. 7 A ).
The set of P. pacificus orphan genes and genes with homologs in other nematode species (excluding P. pacificus one-to-one orthologs with C. elegans), were further subdivided into singleton sequences and genes with putative paralogs by computing an adjacency matrix out of BLASTP hits within P. pacificus and extracting all connected components.
Individual responses were thus aggregated by computing a mean similarity matrix, and this was subjected to a classical metric MDS analysis.
Thus, the filtering procedure used in DBF-MCL starts by computing a gene-gene distance matrix D.
We first show that such problems can be solved efficiently by computing a single exponential of a modified matrix.
SURF [45]: this method efficiently detects features by computing a rough approximation of the Hessian matrix using integral images.
