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Regardless of the SUV metric employed, when using STARCIST the assumption is made that the noise function and variance is relevant for the dataset being processed.

In DEGAS, we attempt to address this problem by removing from the networks hubs that are not relevant for the studied dataset (see Methods).

The ensuing public availability of clinical parameters by the TCGA Consortium made the usage of the S3DB model less relevant for these datasets.

The goal of the MN algorithm is to determine those network edges between pre-determined upstream regulators for which there is statistical evidence that the corresponding relationship is likely relevant for the causal mechanism behind the dataset.

Recall is the ratio of retrieved relevant FOVs to all relevant FOVs in the dataset.

By providing relevant splits of the dataset for each application and inspecting the consistency of associated labels, we form a comparison basis for visual analysis of maritime vessels.

This noise model is well suited for modeling thermal noise in CCD and CMOS sensors which are the sensors relevant for the microscopy and photography datasets considered here.

We suppose that the recursion process selects relevant samples for the specialized dataset from one iteration to another, leads to converge to the right target distribution, and makes the resulting classifiers more and more efficient.

The most relevant genes for the prostate dataset are presented in Table 5 and are discussed below (see Supplementary Material S3 for a detailed analysis of the other datasets).

While the ligand-centric approach to evaluation, for a method to be 100% successful on a protein, we want it to identify every pocket on that protein for every relevant ligand in the dataset, the protein-centric approach only requires every protein to have at least one identified binding site.

While some of these objectives might sound trivial in the case of small datasets, they can be relevant for datasets in the hundreds of thousands of molecules range.