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The data is compiled by Mario Medvedovic et al, 2003 based on the original full data reported in Ideker et al, 2001. There are a total of 205 rows (genes), 20 experiments, and 4 repeated measurements in the data. There are 4 classes (which correspond to functional categories). The data contains approximately 8 of missing data. The missing values were filled by applying k-nearest neighbor (k = 12) to impute all the missing values.
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A data frame with 205 variables on the following 80 replicated observations.
wtRG1
a numeric vector
wtRG2
a numeric vector
wtRG3
a numeric vector
wtRG4
a numeric vector
gal1RG1
a numeric vector
gal1RG2
a numeric vector
gal1RG3
a numeric vector
gal1RG4
a numeric vector
gal2RG1
a numeric vector
gal2RG2
a numeric vector
gal2RG3
a numeric vector
gal2RG4
a numeric vector
gal3RG1
a numeric vector
gal3RG2
a numeric vector
gal3RG3
a numeric vector
gal3RG4
a numeric vector
gal4RG1
a numeric vector
gal4RG2
a numeric vector
gal4RG3
a numeric vector
gal4RG4
a numeric vector
gal5RG1
a numeric vector
gal5RG2
a numeric vector
gal5RG3
a numeric vector
gal5RG4
a numeric vector
gal6RG1
a numeric vector
gal6RG2
a numeric vector
gal6RG3
a numeric vector
gal6RG4
a numeric vector
gal7RG1
a numeric vector
gal7RG2
a numeric vector
gal7RG3
a numeric vector
gal7RG4
a numeric vector
gal10RG1
a numeric vector
gal10RG2
a numeric vector
gal10RG3
a numeric vector
gal10RG4
a numeric vector
gal80RG1
a numeric vector
gal80RG2
a numeric vector
gal80RG3
a numeric vector
gal80RG4
a numeric vector
wtR1
a numeric vector
wtR2
a numeric vector
wtR3
a numeric vector
wtR4
a numeric vector
gal1R1
a numeric vector
gal1R2
a numeric vector
gal1R3
a numeric vector
gal1R4
a numeric vector
gal2R1
a numeric vector
gal2R2
a numeric vector
gal2R3
a numeric vector
gal2R4
a numeric vector
gal3R1
a numeric vector
gal3R2
a numeric vector
gal3R3
a numeric vector
gal3R4
a numeric vector
gal4R1
a numeric vector
gal4R2
a numeric vector
gal4R3
a numeric vector
gal4R4
a numeric vector
gal5R1
a numeric vector
gal5R2
a numeric vector
gal5R3
a numeric vector
gal5R4
a numeric vector
gal6R1
a numeric vector
gal6R2
a numeric vector
gal6R3
a numeric vector
gal6R4
a numeric vector
gal7R1
a numeric vector
gal7R2
a numeric vector
gal7R3
a numeric vector
gal7R4
a numeric vector
gal10R1
a numeric vector
gal10R2
a numeric vector
gal10R3
a numeric vector
gal10R4
a numeric vector
gal80R1
a numeric vector
gal80R2
a numeric vector
gal80R3
a numeric vector
gal80R4
a numeric vector
The 205 genes have been classified into four functional classes based on their GO annotations. In the data examaple provided in the vignette, we assume the four classes as true memberships (external knowledge) and use it to evaluate the performances of different correlation measured based clustering methods.
http://expression.microslu.washington.edu/expression/kayee/medvedovic2003/medvedovic\_bioinf2003.html
Medvedovic M, Yeung KY and Bumgarner RE. 2004. Bayesian Mixture Model Based Clustering of Replicated Microarray Data. Bioinformatics, 22;20(8):1222-32. Ideker, T., Thorsson, V., Siegel, A. and Hood, L. Testing for Differentially-Expressed Genes by Maximum-Likelihood Analysis of DNA Microarray Data. Journal of Computational Biology 7: 805-817 (2000).
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