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Table 4 Scaffolds shared between pairs of clustered datasets.
From: Structural diversity of biologically interesting datasets: a scaffold analysis approach
| Datasets | D | M | T | P | L | N | C |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D | 100% | 123 (6%; D: 7%, M: 42%) | 192 (7.5%; D: 10%, T: 21%) | 347 (2.4%; D: 19%, P: 3%) | 310 (1.4%; D: 17%, L: 1%) | 840 (2%; D: 45%, N: 2%) | 1347 (1.0%; D: 72%, C: 1%) |
| M | 100% | 71 (6.3%; M: 24%, T: 8%) | 140 (1.1%; M: 47%, P: 1%) | 68 (0.3%; M: 23%, L: 0.3%) | 230 (0.5%; M: 78%, N: 0.5%) | 215 (0.2%, M: 73%, C: 0.2%) | |
| T | 100% | 174 (1.3%; T: 19%, P: 1%) | 144 (0.7%; T: 16%, L: 1%) | 534 (1.2%, T: 59%, N: 1%) | 532 (0.4%, T: 59%, C: 0.4%) | ||
| P | 100% | 706 (2.1%; P: 5%, L: 3%) | 1734 (3.1%; P: 13%, L: 8%) | 1947 (1.4%, P: 15%, C: 1.5%) | |||
| L | 100% | 2753 (4.4%; L: 13%, N: 6%) | 3470 (2.4%; L: 16%, C: 3%) | ||||
| N | 100% | 7600 (5.0%; N: 17%, C: 6%) | |||||
| C | 100% |
