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Table 4. P-Values of a Friedman Test for AUC and BEDROC Results, Comparing All Three Similarity Methods (GED-Based, FP-Based, and SED-Based) at the Same Time^a.

	Friedman test (AUC)	Friedman test (BEDROC)
ULS-UDS	0.173774	0.173774
GLL&GDD	2.97804 × 10^–14*	5.30798 × 10^–15*
DUD-E	0.000911882*	0.000300185*
NRLiSt_BDB	7.48518 × 10^–05*	5.77775 × 10^–08*
MUV	0.00102573*	0.00714619*
CAPST	0.0497871*	0.0497871*
all data sets	7.46387 × 10^–24*	1.89219 × 10^–28*

The test is done per dataset, and all datasets are combined in the last row. Here, a confidence level of α = 0.05 is used, so p-values lower than α indicate statistically significant differences, which are marked with an asterisk (*) in the table.

Table 4. P-Values of a Friedman Test for AUC and BEDROC Results, Comparing All Three Similarity Methods (GED-Based, FP-Based, and SED-Based) at the Same Timea.

Table 4. P-Values of a Friedman Test for AUC and BEDROC Results, Comparing All Three Similarity Methods (GED-Based, FP-Based, and SED-Based) at the Same Time^a.