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From: Real value prediction of protein solvent accessibility using enhanced PSSM features

Figure 3

An example of encoding a residue to its corresponding feature vector. We encode the fifth residue (i = 5) of a protein (PDB ID: 154L) with window size 11 (w = 11 and h = 5). In this example, a position of the protein sequence is represented by a 23-dimensional vector (20 amino acid values, a terminal flag and two group values). The first row is a pseudo terminal residue where only the terminal flag is 1 and all other 22 values are zero. Finally, the i-th residue is encoded with its neighboring positions to form a 253-dimensional feature vector.

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