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Table 1.

Algorithm 1: List-SP.

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Table 2.

Algorithm 2: CaSPIAN.

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Table 3.

Algorithm 3: CaSPIAN given a known subnetwork.

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Figure 1.

The gene regulatory network corresponding to the IRMA network, obtained using different algorithms.

Solid arrows denote true-positives and dashed arrows denote false-positives. True-negatives and false-negatives are not depicted in the figures in order to avoid cluttering; however, they can be easily obtained by comparing the true regulatory network and the inferred networks. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity by , accuracy by , and the -measure by .

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Figure 2.

A gene regulatory network of HeLa cell genes, reconstructed using different causal inference algorithms.

Solid arrows denote true-positives and dashed arrows denote false-positives. True-negatives and false-negatives are not depicted in the figures to avoid cluttering; however, they can be easily obtained by comparing the known regulatory network and the inferred network. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity by , accuracy by and the -measure by .

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Figure 3.

The SOS network reconstructed using Lasso, TLasso, Algorithm 1 (List-SP) and CaSPIAN.

Black solid arrows correspond to true positives and red dashed arrows correspond to false-positives. The numbers above edges describe their multiplicity ratios (MRs); in order to avoid cluttering, we did not plot the MRs for the results of Algorithm 1. Note that only links with MR at least are shown. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity by , accuracy by and the -measure by .

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Figure 4.

The network corresponding to IRMA obtained by applying Algorithm 3 to various subnetworks.

Parameters of this algorithm were chosen as and and average gene expressions were used. Solid arrows denote true-positives and dashed arrows denote false-positives. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity by , accuracy by , and the -measure by .

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Figure 5.

The network corresponding to IRMA obtained by applying Algorithm 3 to various incorrect subnetworks.

Parameters of this algorithm were chosen as and and average gene expressions were used. Solid arrows denote true-positives and dashed arrows denote false-positives. Green solid arrows correspond to the incorrect edges in the subnetwork. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity is denoted by , accuracy by , and the -measure by .

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Figure 6.

The HeLA network inferred by CaSPIAN with D = 4 and k = 7.

Solid arrows denote true-positives and dashed arrows denote false-positives. Precision is denoted by , sensitivity is denoted by , accuracy by , and the -measure by .

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