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. 2006 Aug 2;34(13):3646–3659. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkl395

Table 1.

3D-BLAST performance with different thresholds of the E-value on structural database searches and automatic SCOP superfamily assignment on the protein query set SCOP-894

Threshold of E-value Structural database search Superfamily assignmenta
Recall Precision False positive rate 894 proteins Sequence identity <25%b
Correct assignment (%) Coveragec(%) Correct assignment (%) Coverage (%)
e−10 0.60 0.52 0.0091 96.68 97.76 86.32 92.58
e−15 0.50 0.81 0.0020 98.53 91.61 92.77 72.49
e−20 0.43 0.91 0.00056 99.60 84.23 97.60 54.59
e−25 0.39 0.95 0.00016 99.86 77.96 98.94 41.05

SCOP-894 consists of 894 query proteins from two subsets, SCOP95-1.67 and SCOP95-1.69. SCOP95-1.67 has 378 query proteins, which are in SCOP 1.67 but not in SCOP 1.65, and the search database is SCOP 1.65. SCOP95-1.69 consists of 516 query proteins, which are in SCOP1.69 but not in SCOP1.67, and the search database is SCOP1.69.

aThe first rank in the hit list of a query protein is assigned as the superfamily.

bThe predicted accuracy was calculated from 229 query proteins having <25% sequence identity.

cThe coverage is defined as P/T where P is the number of the assigned structures and T is total number of structures. For example, P is 819 and T is 894, and the coverage is 91.61% if the E-value is set to e−15 for the query set SCOP-894.