Finally, ACC oxidase family membership was assigned to a new sequence isolated for the first time in this work from Psidium guajava L. A backprojection map for this sequence identifies the left stem (40%) and the main stem (45%) as highly important substructures.
Membership was assigned to the group with the highest correlation (Pearson correlation).
Group membership was assigned based on all four grandparents being of the same ancestry or being of multiple ancestries.
Group membership was assigned thematically.
Cluster membership was assigned by running k-means, the basis of SigClust.
While there is no doubt that this study is informative given that age span between antisocial trajectories and outcome assessment (>10 years), the analyses are based on a relatively small sample (n < 500) and trajectory membership was assigned "by hand" using cut-off methods.
Accessions with the probability of membership >0.7 were assigned to corresponding clusters, and those <0.7 were assigned to a mixed group.
Therefore, to ensure that all individuals in the same population had the same length, all membership functions were assigned four parameters even though one or two of the four parameters may be considered nonsense data.
Lines with membership probabilities ≥0.6 were assigned to the corresponding subgroups and lines with membership probabilities <0.6 were assigned to a "mixed" subgroup.
