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Table 2 Evaluation of true prediction performance on Dset2

From: Homology-based prediction of interactions between proteins using Averaged One-Dependence Estimators

Method

 TP

 FP

 TN

 FN

 Sp (%)

 Re (%)

 Pr (%)

 F

PSOPIA (θ = 0.293, the higheset F)

 143

 5,026

 1,766,423

 4,152

 99.72

 3.33

 2.77

 0.030

PSOPIA (θ = 0.670)

 24

 151

 1,771,298

 4,271

 99.99

 0.56

 13.71

 0.012

PSOPIA (θ = 0.890)

 4

 31

 1,771,418

 4,291

 99.99

 0.09

 11.43

 0.002

(I) BIPS, only filtered by the template interactions

(A) Template: Taxonomy ID = 9609 (human)

 19

 680

 1,765,404

 3,710

 99.96

 0.51

 2.72

 0.009

(B) Template: all species

 19

 833

 1,765,005

 3,705

 99.95

 0.51

 2.23

 0.008

(II) BIPS, filtered by known DDIs (iPfam or 3DID)

(A) Template: Taxonomy ID = 9609 (human)

 5

 60

 1,771,096

 4,261

 99.99

 0.12

 7,69

 0.002

(B) Template: all species

 5

 72

 1,771,059

 4,256

 99.99

 0.12

 6.49

 0.002

(III) BIPS, filtered by known DDIs (iPfam or 3DID) and GO; biological process, cellular component or molecular function

(A) Template: Taxonomy ID = 9609 (human)

 3

 47

 1,771,245

 4,284

 99.99

 0.07

 6.00

 0.001

(B) Template: all species

 3

56

 1,771,216

 4,280

 99.99

 0.07

 5.08

 0.001

  1. For PSOPIA trained on Dset1 (a data set independent of Dset2), the best threshold value, 0.995, which gave the highest F-measure in the 10-fold CV, was used to classify a pair of proteins as interacting or non-interacting. For BIPS, the default values in homologue conditions were used: joint identities ≥ 80%, joint e-values ≥ 1.0 × e−10, and template sequence coverage ≥ 80% (see [21] for more details of these parameters). In addition to the filtering by the template interactions only (I), two additional filters were applied: (II) filtered by known DDIs in iPfam or 3DID and (III) filtered by known DDIs and GO annotations (biological process, cellular component or molecular function). Furthermore, two template interactions, (A) only from human (taxonomy ID = 9609) and (B) from all species, were also considered.