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Table 6 The means and variances of the normalized signature distances between the target s and the Boltzmann samples \(\Omega \), \(\Omega _{\text {probe}}\) or \(\Omega ^q\)

From: On an enhancement of RNA probing data using information theory

 

\(n=100\)

\(n=200\)

\(n=300\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega )/n\)

\(0.214 \pm 0.088\)

\(0.219\pm 0.068\)

\(0.217 \pm 0.063\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega _{\text {probe}})/n\)

\(0.035 \pm 0.021\)

\(0.034\pm 0.015\)

\(0.034\pm 0.012\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega ^{0.05})/n\)

\(0.031 \pm 0.008\)

\(0.038\pm 0.012\)

\(0.037\pm 0.018\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega ^{0.1})/n\)

\(0.074 \pm 0.014\)

\(0.080\pm 0.015\)

\(0.087 \pm 0.010\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega ^{0.15})/n\)

\(0.098 \pm 0.021\)

\(0.116 \pm 0.018\)

\(0.123 \pm 0.011\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega ^{0.20})/n\)

\(0.127 \pm 0.034\)

\(0.144 \pm 0.027\)

\(0.157 \pm 0.020\)

\(d_{\text {sn}}(s,\Omega ^{0.25})/n\)

\(0.144 \pm 0.043\)

\(0.167 \pm 0.038\)

\(0.180 \pm 0.029\)

  1. For \(\Omega \) and \(\Omega _{\text {probe}}\), we utilize the same Boltzmann samples as described in Fig. 18. Values following the ± symbols are the standard deviation of the sampling errors