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. 2023 Feb 2;26(3):106108. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2023.106108

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Mechanistic and agnostic k-TSPs signatures for predicting prostate cancer metastases

(A) Bar plot showing the frequency of the top 100 agnostic (red) and mechanistic (blue) scoring pairs across the different bootstraps.

(B) The top 10 most frequent agnostic (red) and mechanistic (blue) pairs sort by their frequency.

(C and D) Networks of the top 100 agnostic (C) and mechanistic (D) top-scoring pairs. Each pair consists of a gene voting for metastasis (red) and no-metastasis (yellow). The vertex size corresponds to the 2∗log2 of the individual gene frequency across unique pairs while the edge thickness corresponds to the log2 of the top scoring pair frequency.