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Figure 1.

Expression patterns of genes across samples in two types of biclusters.

(A) Bicluster containing genes having expression values correlated across the samples. (B) Bicluster containing genes exhibiting a limited variance in the expression values across the considered samples. The X-axis represents the samples included in the bicluster, the Y-axis represents the expression level, and each line shows the expression values of a gene (included in the bicluster) along the various samples of the bicluster.

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Table 1.

The class and availability of biclustering methods.

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Table 2.

The biclustering methods specifications and testing data types.

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Table 3.

Various specifications considered for the biclustering methods.

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Table 4.

Different types of parameters used by the biclustering methods.

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Figure 2.

Sample-based (i.e. sample differentiation) and gene-based benchmarks (i.e. GO-Sig and TiGER-Sig) for thirteen biclustering and two clustering methods for the Multi-tissue type (A) and the breast tumour (B) data.

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Figure 3.

Running time of the thirteen biclustering and two clustering methods on the Breast cancer microarray and multi-tissue type microarray.

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