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- Shown are the calculations of B-cubed precision, recall, and F1-scores for the small examples shown in Figure 7. The scoring method is described in the Methods section. The B-cubed score (shown as F1) for decomposition D1 is higher than the all-rigid (D2) and all-floppy (D3) decompositions. In the all-rigid baseline, all 10 residues are placed into the same cluster (D2), resulting in 100% recall but low precision. To contrast, in the all-floppy baseline, each residue is placed in a unique cluster resulting in 100% precision but low recall.