The overview table below summarizes the results of the runs.
In the edge correctness column the relative number of conserved interactions is shown. The sequence contribution column shows the score of the subordinate objective. This score is defined as the sum of the bit-scores of the aligned node-pairs normalized such that the total sequence contribution is less than the score contribution of one conserved interaction ().
When the results of a run are shown in gray, these results are identical to the previous run.
For more information, see the documentation.
Below you find the input and statistics summaries of your run, an interactive network visualization,
and tables with the alignment and both conserved and non-conserved query-target interactions.
You can download all results as
text files for further off-line analysis.
Input
Target network name
data/string/dme-7227.string
Target network size
13144 nodes and 1996782 edges
Query network size
11 nodes and 17 edges
Number of matching edges
8 edges
E-value cut-off
0
Confidence threshold
10%
Statistics
Elapsed time
0.000103951s
Edge correctness
1/17 = 0.0588235
Sequence contribution
0.0091093
Optimality gap
0%
Number of aligned pairs
4
Conserved interactions
1
Non-conserved interactions in query
16
Non-conserved interactions in target
2
Visualization of natalie network alignment
You can translate the drawing by dragging and zoom in and out by using the scroll wheel.
If you drag a node, you can change the position of that node.
With "Export SVG" you can save an SVG image of the graph for local use.
1: SGG. 2: FI05468p. 3: MIP03616p. 4: Shaggy, isoform J. 5: Shaggy, isoform I. 6: Shaggy, isoform M. 7: Shaggy, isoform C. 8: Shaggy, isoform E. 9: Shaggy, isoform L. 10: Shaggy, isoform K. 11: Shaggy, isoform F. 12: Shaggy, isoform H. 13: Protein kinase shaggy. 14: Protein zeste-white 3.
). When the results of a run are shown in gray, these results are identical to the previous run. For more information, see the documentation.