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The larger proportion of predictions showing high variation between alignments is consistent with the fact that many reside in repeats.

For the Nesting Structure and Time layers accuracy is given as the proportion of predictions in agreement with the original manual annotation [ 45, 51].

In our study, a higher proportion of predictions were accurate (29%), while similar proportions were either too optimistic (35%) or too pessimistic (39%).

Next, we keep only the top-scoring predictions such that the precision of these predictions (i.e. proportion of predictions that match a reference complex) is greater than 0.4.

Let p k ^ be the observed proportion of responses y i equal k and let q k ^ be the proportion of predictions f ^ (x i ) equal k, where k is the class label of K class.

As an additional measure, we computed the F-statistic:, where precision is measured as the proportion of predictions that were true and recall is the proportion of true SNVs that were predicted.

Then, the proportion of successful predictions among all predictions is defined as the precision.

Accuracy is the proportion of correct predictions, and correct topology predictions are defined as by Krogh et al. (2001).

Next, recall the definitions of recall and precision as: (6) The recall measures the sensitivity of a prediction method, whereas precision measures the proportion of true predictions within all positively predicted regions.

The final proportion of successful predictions is now at 60%, attained with 93 correct predictions from GRISOTTO- (with only 81 correct predictions of MEME- ) out of the 156 experiments.

As an alternative, Kutner et al. [25] suggest to use a cut-point value such that the proportion of incorrect predictions is lowest (or the proportion of correct predictions is highest).