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Table 3 kNN approach: The error rates according to the number of genes. The sets of Ogawa (OS, [26]) and Gasch (GS, GSHEAT and GSH2O2, [25]) have been cut into subsets representing from (1/2) to (1/7) of the original sets. For each of the subsets, the optimal value for k (k opt ), i.e. the number of neighbours used in kNN approach, has been computed. It was chosen as the number which minimizes the error rate. In regards to each subset is given the number of genes (nb genes).

From: Influence of microarrays experiments missing values on the stability of gene groups by hierarchical clustering

 

OS

GS

GSHEAT

GSH2O2

subsets

nb genes

error rate

k opt

nb genes

error rate

k opt

nb genes

error rate

k opt

nb genes

error rate

k opt

(1/7)

827

0.190

14

815

0.292

18

523

0.183

12

717

0.143

14

(1/6)

968

0.186

20

955

0.276

8

608

0.199

15

837

0.155

11

(1/5)

1159

0.187

20

1141

0.283

23

731

0.195

22

1003

0.155

17

(1/4)

1448

0.180

22

1427

0.270

26

913

0.199

28

1254

0.146

13

(1/3)

1929

0.180

23

1903

0.274

8

1215

0.187

23

1669

0.139

15

(1/2)

2892

0.174

30

2853

0.255

7

1822

0.187

8

2504

0.135

16

set

5783

0.177

39

5705

0.255

8

3643

0.186

10

5007

0.135

17