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. 2022 Jun 27;38(Suppl 1):i246–i254. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btac257

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Anchors overlap and completeness analysis. Results are reported for the test set consisting of around 2k samples. Left plot shows the overlap between anchors visualized as a heatpmap: non-binding rules are located in top-left corner of the matrix, while binding rules in the bottom right. Color denotes the number of overlapping rules, with brighter colors indicating a higher number of rules. While there is some overlap of anchors rules within the same data splits (i.e. the binding and non-binding partitions), there is no overlap across splits. That means that no sample fulfills both a binding and a non-binding rule. Right plot shows completeness, i.e. a histogram depicting how many samples (y-axis) fulfill a certain number of anchors (x-axis). With the pipeline settings used for this experiment, most samples do not fulfill any anchor rule, around 300 samples fulfill either 1 or 10 rules, and few fulfill 11 rules. Therefore, the rules obtained in this experiment are not a complete set of rules