The averaged Pearson correlation coefficients (RP) between the computed values (blind prediction for the topological features and regression for the rest of the models) and the experimental B-factors for a set of 364 proteins [65] and three sets of proteins of different sizes [70]. Top: Prediction RPs based on EH barcodes. Bottom: A comparison of the RPs of predictions from different methods based on the big protein set. Here, EH is the linear regression using EH∞,0, EH∞,1, EH1,0, EH1,1, EH2,0, and EH2,1 within each protein. For a few large and multi-chain proteins, to reduce the computation time and as a good approximation, we compute their EH barcodes on separated (protein) chains. The proteins that were analyzed on each separate chains include: 1F8R, 1H6V, 1KMM, 2D5W, 3HHP, 1QKI, and 2Q52 for both attractors; and additionally, 1GCO, 3LG3, 3W4Q, 2AH1, 3SZH, 4G6C for Rössler attractor. Note that there is an estimated upper limit (correlation coefficient of about 0.8) for B-factor prediction [75].