Figure 6
From: Species-specific protein sequence and fold optimizations
C G Increased detection when including up to 20 top scoring results The average success rate determined for scoring functions detecting sequences from their parent organism. The average success rate increases as a logarithmic function while increasing the number of top scoring results (blue). The random probability that a scoring function will detect the sequence is a linear function (red). The maximum difference between the observed success and the random probability occurs when 15 or 16 top scores are included for successful detection. Error bars included for average success.