<p>a) A symmetric interaction matrix and the corresponding correlation matrix. b) There is no relation between the interaction parameters and the correlations in abundance for the symmetric interaction matrix. c) An asymmetric interaction matrix and the corresponding correlation matrix. d) There is no relation between the interaction parameters and the correlations in abundance for the asymmetric interaction matrix. Points from above the diagonal in the interaction matrix are gray circles, whereas points from below the diagonal are black squares. In a and c, matrix elements have been scaled so that the smallest negative element is , the largest positive element is , and all elements retain their sign. In b and d, interaction coefficents wer...
Further classification is made of Lindquist's dichotomy of inter action effects. The extension hopef...
The correlation coefficient Correlation coefficients are used to measure the strength of the relatio...
<p>A) Site-pair comparison. Site 1 and 2 each have unique plants and pollinators. The central square...
<p>a) A symmetric interaction matrix (left), the corresponding matrix inferred from absolute abundan...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "NOXclass: prediction of protein-protein interacti...
<p>Correlation coefficients of membrane bending and interaction energies in systems A, B and C.</p
<p>a for Type I co-association; b for Type II co-association; c for Type III co-association given fi...
<p>Note that each cell shows the TC between drugs A, B and C but interactions with more drugs are co...
<p>In an “each against all” approach an overall number of 676 (26×26) effector domain combinations w...
In an interaction network singular green and red arrows represent a commensalistic interaction and a...
<p>The interaction between individual x1 on x2 is calculated as the area of overlap between the two ...
The fact that simple (zero-order) correlations of products (XZ) and powers (X2, X*) with other varia...
<p>The correlation matrix shows a strong positive correlation (+1) or a strong negative correlation ...
<p>Correlation coefficients range between -1 (perfect negative coefficient) and +1 (perfect positive...
The inferred partial correlation coefficient ρ (from the lower part of the partial correlation matri...
Further classification is made of Lindquist's dichotomy of inter action effects. The extension hopef...
The correlation coefficient Correlation coefficients are used to measure the strength of the relatio...
<p>A) Site-pair comparison. Site 1 and 2 each have unique plants and pollinators. The central square...
<p>a) A symmetric interaction matrix (left), the corresponding matrix inferred from absolute abundan...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "NOXclass: prediction of protein-protein interacti...
<p>Correlation coefficients of membrane bending and interaction energies in systems A, B and C.</p
<p>a for Type I co-association; b for Type II co-association; c for Type III co-association given fi...
<p>Note that each cell shows the TC between drugs A, B and C but interactions with more drugs are co...
<p>In an “each against all” approach an overall number of 676 (26×26) effector domain combinations w...
In an interaction network singular green and red arrows represent a commensalistic interaction and a...
<p>The interaction between individual x1 on x2 is calculated as the area of overlap between the two ...
The fact that simple (zero-order) correlations of products (XZ) and powers (X2, X*) with other varia...
<p>The correlation matrix shows a strong positive correlation (+1) or a strong negative correlation ...
<p>Correlation coefficients range between -1 (perfect negative coefficient) and +1 (perfect positive...
The inferred partial correlation coefficient ρ (from the lower part of the partial correlation matri...
Further classification is made of Lindquist's dichotomy of inter action effects. The extension hopef...
The correlation coefficient Correlation coefficients are used to measure the strength of the relatio...
<p>A) Site-pair comparison. Site 1 and 2 each have unique plants and pollinators. The central square...