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. 2015 Apr 1;16(4):670–685. doi: 10.1093/biostatistics/kxv013

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Fig. 2. — The averages of TPR, TNR, and FDR for (N1)–(N4) networks in Figure 1 with and . “None”, “C-10%”, and “C-30%” denote the SPACE method (solid), the SCPG method with 10% (dashed) and 30% (dotted) partially identified edges, respectively. (a) (N1) TPR, (b) (N1) TNR, (c) (N1) FDR, (d) (N2) TPR, (e) (N2) TNR, (f) (N2) FDR, (g) (N3) TPR, (h) (N3) TNR, (i) (N3) FDR, (j) (N4) TPR, (k) (N4) TNR, and (l) (N4) FDR.

Inline graphic — The averages of TPR, TNR, and FDR for (N1)–(N4) networks in Figure 1 with and . “None”, “C-10%”, and “C-30%” denote the SPACE method (solid), the SCPG method with 10% (dashed) and 30% (dotted) partially identified edges, respectively. (a) (N1) TPR, (b) (N1) TNR, (c) (N1) FDR, (d) (N2) TPR, (e) (N2) TNR, (f) (N2) FDR, (g) (N3) TPR, (h) (N3) TNR, (i) (N3) FDR, (j) (N4) TPR, (k) (N4) TNR, and (l) (N4) FDR.