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Figure 1.

Venn diagram of confusion matrix incorporating network inferability.

denotes the set of all possible (directed) edges among nodes in the network. FN = false negative. FP = false positive. TP = true positive. TN = true negative. = non-inferable edges.

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Figure 2.

Inferability of network motifs from single-gene KO/KD experiments.

The new assessment procedure omits edges that are not inferable from single-gene KO/KD experiments, from the scoring of submissions. Compared to the assessment in the DREAM 4 challenge, FPs and FNs associated with cycles, cascades and FFLs are considered in the new assessment.

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Figure 3.

Comparison of the team rankings between the new and the original assessment.

The two assessment procedures are applied to the 10-gene subchallenge (left) and the 100-gene subchallenge (right) of the DREAM 4 In Silico Network Challenge.

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Table 1.

Network Sizes in the DREAM 4 In Silico Network Challenge.

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Table 2.

Spearman's rank correlation, two-sided.

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Figure 4.

Fractions of FPs (left) and FNs (right) that are non-inferable from single-gene KO/KD experiments.

Error bars show standard deviation over five 100-gene networks.

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Table 3.

Common FNs among 100-gene network predictions.

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