<p>Topological properties of the cancer network and their average counterpats for an ensemble of random networks.</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) Number of self-loops. (<b>B</b>) Number of two-node feedbacks. (<b>C</b>) Number of th...
Comparing the network topology of various subsets of patients from the original datasets.</p
<p>The topological features of the giant components of the six networks tested.</p
<p>Results for random graph models are averaged over 20 realizations. For the directed (undirected) ...
<p>Average topological indexes of tissue specific networks and the static network.</p
<p>Network topological properties of regulatory networks inferred using RulNet, WGCNA and Pearson me...
<p>The significance is assessed for each of the sub-networks based on degree preserving graph random...
<p>A) The number of nodes shared with the global network for each perturbed network is shown at vari...
Each color represents a network. Gray boxes represent the same topological measures calculated on th...
<p>Here cc denotes the average clustering coefficient of network, avNeighbors denotes the average nu...
<p>The heatmap of pair-wise correlations among seven parameters that enumerate topological, dynamica...
<p>n and m are the total numbers of nodes and links, respectively. and denote the average and the ...
<p>Here cc denotes the average clustering coefficient of network, avNeighbors denotes the average nu...
(A) The number of edges (top) and nodes (bottom) in each genetic network. (B) The distribution of th...
<p>Out-degree is the number of regulated genes by a TF or miRNA. In-degree is the number of regulati...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Number of self-loops. (<b>B</b>) Number of two-node feedbacks. (<b>C</b>) Number of th...
Comparing the network topology of various subsets of patients from the original datasets.</p
<p>The topological features of the giant components of the six networks tested.</p
<p>Results for random graph models are averaged over 20 realizations. For the directed (undirected) ...
<p>Average topological indexes of tissue specific networks and the static network.</p
<p>Network topological properties of regulatory networks inferred using RulNet, WGCNA and Pearson me...
<p>The significance is assessed for each of the sub-networks based on degree preserving graph random...
<p>A) The number of nodes shared with the global network for each perturbed network is shown at vari...
Each color represents a network. Gray boxes represent the same topological measures calculated on th...
<p>Here cc denotes the average clustering coefficient of network, avNeighbors denotes the average nu...
<p>The heatmap of pair-wise correlations among seven parameters that enumerate topological, dynamica...
<p>n and m are the total numbers of nodes and links, respectively. and denote the average and the ...
<p>Here cc denotes the average clustering coefficient of network, avNeighbors denotes the average nu...
(A) The number of edges (top) and nodes (bottom) in each genetic network. (B) The distribution of th...
<p>Out-degree is the number of regulated genes by a TF or miRNA. In-degree is the number of regulati...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Number of self-loops. (<b>B</b>) Number of two-node feedbacks. (<b>C</b>) Number of th...
Comparing the network topology of various subsets of patients from the original datasets.</p
<p>The topological features of the giant components of the six networks tested.</p
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