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Table 1 The number of common predicted proteins (overlap) among the top 100 proteins ranked by different centrality measures

From: An ensemble framework for identifying essential proteins

Datasets

Centrality measures

BC

EC

SC

CC

#overlaps among five centrality measures

#overlap

#EP

#overlap

#EP

#overlap

#EP

#overlap

#EP

#overlap

#EP

PIN76K

DC

66

22

57

26

92

38

51

20

29

7

BC

  

36

12

63

21

49

16

EC

    

65

30

41

12

SC

      

51

19

PIN24K

DC

84

36

57

29

97

43

71

31

43

21

BC

  

47

24

82

36

64

28

EC

    

56

29

67

29

SC

      

70

31

  1. Proteins are ranked according to the scores calculated by each centrality measure. Then top 100 ranked proteins for each centrality measure are selected as the candidates of essential proteins, out of which the number of true essential proteins are determined. #overlap represents the number of common predicted proteins among the top 100 ranked proteins by different centrality measures and #EP the number of true essential proteins among the overlaps