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A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each <t>omics</t> type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.
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A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each <t>omics</t> type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.
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A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.

Journal: bioRxiv

Article Title: VaLPAS: Leveraging variation in experimental multi-omics data to elucidate protein function

doi: 10.64898/2026.03.26.712966

Figure Lengend Snippet: A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.

Article Snippet: The potential of this approach has long been recognized in the analysis of high-throughput omics data ( ; ), but does not have a standard approach or framework to explore and characterize these associations.

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