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For a complete list of all DEL-enriched modules presented as interactive clusters, go to http://funcoup.sbc.su.se/zfish_supplementary.html.html

Topology preserving mapping onto a lower-dimensional grid enables interactive cluster extraction using various informative SOM visualization schemes (see [14, 15] and references therein).

Consequently, the study of interactive clustering algorithms is a growing area of research: Awasthi et al. [33] studied the problem of designing local algorithms for interactive clustering and proposed an interactive model and provided strong experimental evidence supporting the practical applicability of it.

Within this interactive cluster are other diploid DOX resistance genes that have been implicated in DSB repair including DCC1, ELG1 and ASF1.

This analysis revealed direct interaction between GTF2E1 and ERCC2 (XPD), both of which belong to a highly interactive protein cluster network.

The authors used an interactive visualisation clustering genetic algorithm tool (IVCGA).

This enables informative SOM visualizations of high-dimensional spaces, facilitating interactive extraction of clusters (see [14, 15] and references therein).

Zimmermann et al. [25] utilized an interactive density-based clustering algorithm, in which the density was defined on the basis of both the spatial and the temporal properties of a trajectory.

The maps are interactive and each cluster on the map can be clicked manually for gaining insights into its members, while users can also view the entire genomic region containing such gene clusters on the chickpea genome browser, for further analyses as shown in Figure  4, such as the presence of common upstream regulatory elements, or to identify nearby gene models and their functions.

Hierarchical clustering has an advantage of interactive analysis of the clustering dendrogram but needs to keep in memory the full distance matrix; several work-arounds have been proposed (Zhang et al., 1996) but none is accepted as a standard.

Our results also indicate that the Ti4/graphene composite is a simple and typical model to study the interactive effects of metal clusters absorbed on graphene.