Figure 5.

Program intersections. The intersection of all the programs' factors and targets. On the left, we show how much the factors of the programs overlap. This is represented as the ratio of the size of the intersection between the factors to the size of one of the sets of factors. The right is the same analysis of the programs' targets. The overlap between targets and factors is negligible in almost all cases. The sets of factors that do overlap to some extent are those that are not responsible for many TFBSs. The first two programs do not have any factors or targets associated with them.