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Table 2 The correlation coefficients for the TSS Tompa data subsets

From: Finding sequence motifs with Bayesian models incorporating positional information: an application to transcription factor binding sites

Data Subset

Without positional information

With positional information

Improvement

hm01r

-0.012

-0.007

0.005

hm02r

-0.009

-0.007

0.002

hm03r

-0.037

0.386

0.423

hm04r

-0.008

-0.005

0.003

hm05r

-0.031

-0.019

0.012

hm06r

-0.014

0.156

0.170

hm07r

-0.015

-0.015

-0.001

hm08r

-0.012

0.574

0.586

hm09r

-0.011

0.358

0.369

hm10r

-0.019

0.083

0.102

hm11r

-0.028

-0.012

0.016

hm13r

-0.015

-0.016

-0.001

hm14r

0.204

-0.018

-0.222

hm15r

-0.011

-0.012

-0.002

hm16r

-0.011

-0.006

0.005

hm17r

-0.015

-0.012

0.004

hm18r

-0.018

0.094

0.112

hm19r

-0.010

-0.007

0.003

hm20r

-0.026

0.046

0.073

hm21r

0.401

0.384

-0.016

hm22r

-0.020

-0.020

0.000

hm24r

-0.016

-0.010

0.006

hm26r

-0.016

0.099

0.115

Combined CC

-0.008

0.101

0.109

  1. Table 2 shows the correlation coefficients for A-GLAM's predictions on the 23 subsets of the TSS Tompa dataset. The column, "Improvement", quantifies the effect of positional information on predictions, by showing the difference between the correlation coefficients in the second and third columns, "Without Positional Information" and "With Positional Information".