Table 2.

Species datasets overlap and the extracted bicluster results summary.

Overlap	Speciesa	#Genesb	#Samplesc	#Biclustersd	Avg MSRxe
Single f	F	12,521	33	5	0.87
	M	10,279	147	5	0.92
	H	895	233	6	0.93
	W	16,688	42	6	0.98
Pairwise g	F,H	443	256	8	0.87
	H,W	377	265	6	0.80
	M,H	675	370	1	0.99
	F,W	2,724	75	9	0.96 j
	F,M	2,944	180	7	0.95 j
	W,M	2,240	189	8	0.88
Triplet h	F,W,M	1,637	222	7	0.92 j
	H,F,M	341	403	0k	–
	H,W,F	307	298	0k	–
	H,W,M	286	412	0k	–
All i	H,F,M,W	235	445	7	0.85

^aF: Fly; W: Worm; M: Mouse; H: Human.

^bThe number of genes in the dataset.

^cThe number of samples in the dataset.

^dNumber of biclusters with gene counts and sample counts more than or equal5.

^eThe average mean squared residue of for the chosen biclusters with gene counts and sample counts more than or equal 5.

^fThe overlap of the datasets in each living species.

^gThe overlap of the species datasets in pairs.

^hThe overlap of the species datasets in triplets.

ⁱThe overlap across all species.

^jThe best MSR results in the overlapped datasets.

^kAll of the extracted biclusters gene counts or sample counts less than 5.