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Fig 1.

Schematic description of the proposed method: (a) Disease progression network. (b) Disease progression chain by shortest path algorithm.

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Fig 2.

Example of calculating similarity between diseases in ADN.

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Fig 3.

Example of calculating weight between diseases in pDPN.

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Fig 4.

Example of calculating weight between diseases in cDPN.

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Fig 5.

Example of calculating weight between diseases in tDPN.

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Fig 6.

Pseudocode for finding k-shortest paths.

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Table 1.

Data description for experiments.

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Table 2.

Result of construction of progression networks.

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Fig 7.

Four-set Venn diagram of overlap of diseases and prior-posterior relations.

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Fig 8.

Disease progression chains in integrated disease network.

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Fig 9.

Spectrum of disease progression chains.

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Fig 10.

Distribution of disease progression chain lengths among 3,302 diseases.

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Table 3.

Verification of disease progression chains.

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Fig 11.

Validation with distribution of ratio of relative risk for prior-posterior relations in disease progression chains: (a) the distribution of RRR of the prior-posterior relations. (b) the distribution of the average RRR for the disease progression chains.

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