Circles, squares, triangles, and rhombi correspond to data sets 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.
The circles in Figure 5B that are situated along the curved line correspond to data sets for which the Hill coefficient η = 1.
Low p-values (upper part of the graph, note the reversed Y-axis) correspond to data sets in which the response of both sets of genes showed little or no overlap, whereas high p-values (lower part of the graph) implicate that both sets of genes responded similarly to that specific stress condition.
For example, Mode 1 corresponds to the data set: 2 tool face angles, 3 gravity data, 3 magnetic data, generator's rotate speed, and temperature.
The one presented in Figure 1b corresponds to the data set of { fur-counts) + ENSO}.
Then, x i =(x i 1,…, x iu,…, x iL ) is the developmental profile of gene i, and X corresponds to a data set with N observed genes.
For a given fixed data set, centroid configurations directly correspond to data partitions.
The images and graphs in the same column correspond to a common data set, since the corresponding images have been acquired simultaneously at a fixed values of the feedback loop.
Standard deviation and the number of observations per dose correspond to the TGP data set.
The Curve Fitting Tool in Matlab (Mathworks, Natick, MA) was used to determine the best-fit curves that corresponded to the aggregate data set.
