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SOTA clustering classified all the ESTs into 11 groups according to the distance of correlation.

Heat maps of base-by-base Pearson correlation coefficients over all 33,849 central domain and 144,316 pericentric heterochromatin base positions were constructed by successive application of Gene Cluster 3.0 (Euclidean distance of correlation coefficients with centroid linkage) and Java TreeView (v. 1.1.6r2, contrast = 1.2) (Eisen et al. 1998).

Since the number is still too large to grasp the general tendency, we carried out single linkage clustering by using root mean square deviations (rmsd) between two pairs of lines as a distance of correlation changes, and found 167 clusters with <0.1 rmsd threshold and 3470 clusters with <0.05 rmsd threshold.

These plots demonstrate that the effect of radial distance on correlation strength cannot be explained by spatial correlations due to intrinsic properties of BOLD imaging or our preprocessing as these were preserved in the artificial data.

This result is comparable to the result of Shoji et al. (2004), which analyzed the distance dependency of correlation coefficients of GNSS post-fit residuals and reported that the horizontal distance at which the correlation coefficients equaled 1/e was about 2 3 km.

Fig. 5 Horizontal distance dependency of correlation coefficient of ZWD within the Uji network.

To investigate the horizontal scale of PWV variations, we analyzed the distance dependency of correlation coefficients of zenith wet delay (ZWD), that is, the vertically integrated signal delay by water vapor, of the Uji network.

The e-folding distance of the correlation coefficients of the observed ZWD was 1.9 3.5 km when precipitation was observed around the network.

Distance of the correlation was visualized in a colored matrix in the "spatstat" package.

To determine if the genomic instability profiles were segregated by disease type, hierarchical clustering of genome-wide copy number change profiles was performed in PV, ET and PMF patients using the distance of Pearson correlation co-efficiencies.

To assess expression conservation, we would suggest the use of correlations instead of Euclidean distance because 1) they show agreements between different computational models; 2) unlike Euclidian distance, the scale of correlation ([−1, 1]) is not affected by different degrees of freedom.