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Resolution: standard / high Figure 7.
Specificity of peak finding algorithms. (a,b) The median size of the peak regions produced by the MCR (red), leave-1-out (blue),
and RegBounder (green, 75% confidence) are shown as a function of driver frequency
(a) and sample size (b). In (a), data are derived from 10,000 simulated chromosomes
across 500 samples in which the driver frequency varied from 1 to 10%. In (b), data
are derived from 10,000 simulated chromosomes across a variable number of samples
in which the driver frequency was fixed at 5%. (c) Comparison of the peak region sizes obtained by RegBounder (green line) with the theoretically
minimal peak region sizes (black line) that could be obtained by any peak finding
algorithm with a similar confidence level (Supplementary Methods in Additional file
1). Error-bars represent the mean ± standard error of the mean (some are too small
to be visible).
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