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Figure 1.

The effect of parameter settings on the prediction performance of Presep for Type I (A) and Type II (B) PseAAC modes.

The x-axis represents the weight factor (w), and the y-axis represents the lambda parameter (λ). Colour changes indicate differences in the Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC).

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Table 1.

Prediction performance of Presep with different parameters.

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Figure 2.

The average prediction accuracy calculated cumulatively with RI above a given value.

This result was obtained using RF with a 20-fold cross validation.

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Figure 3.

Prediction performance of Presep with different protein lengths.

The x axis represents the selected residues at N or C terminal that were used to predict the secretion propensity in the dataset. The y axis represents the prediction performance, which was evaluated by Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC). A Type I PseAAC coding scheme was used with a weight factor (w) of 0.05 and a lambda parameter (λ) of 19. Results are based on the Secreprot dataset with 20-fold cross validation.

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Figure 4.

Correlation between the predicted secretion propensity, as determined by Presep, and the extracellular percentage (%) determined using the experimental method.

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Table 2.

Predicted propensity and the experimental results on the six β-galactosidase.

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