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Fig 1.

An overview of the study.

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Table 1.

Datasets used in the study.

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Fig 2.

Network topology analysis for various soft thresholds.

The left panel shows the scale-free fit index (y-axis) as a function of the soft threshold value (x-axis); the right panel shows the average connectivity (y-axis) as a function of the soft threshold value (x-axis).

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Fig 3.

Correlation matrix resulting from WGCNA applied on the training dataset.

Here, each cell indicates the Pearson correlation and p-value resulting from the association between the respective module eigengenes (row) and phenotype (column).

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Table 2.

Selected significant modules and the number of genes obtained on the dataset.

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Table 3.

Performance comparison of clustering algorithms.

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Table 4.

Summary of significant submodules detected by the best performing FN and Spectral clustering algorithms.

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Fig 4.

The gene-term graph in which the up / down regulated genes of the terms that are significant terms (A. KEGG pathway, B. Cancer Hallmark term, and C. GO-BP) for the 3rd module of the FN algorithm.

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Fig 5.

The gene-term graph in which the up / down regulated genes of the terms that are significant terms (A. KEGG pathway, B. Cancer Hallmark term, and C. GO-BP) for the 1st module of the Spectral algorithm.

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Table 5.

The results of drug screening that targets biomarker proteins identified a result of clustering analysis.

The expression type column shows gene expression change of the gene. The action type was chosen according to the expression status of a target.

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