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Labeling this number of sequences as 'positive' was found by AME to be optimal (or your primary sequence file contains this number of sequences and you also provided a control sequence file). The sequences were chosen as described above under "Labeling positives".

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Labeling this number of sequences as 'negative' was found by AME to be optimal (or you provided a control sequence file containing this number of sequences). The sequences are those remaining after the 'positive' sequences were chosen as described above under "Labeling positives".

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The number (percentage) of sequences labeled as 'positive' (Pos) and classified as 'positive' (TP),
     %TP = 100 * TP/Pos.
Labeling of sequences as 'positive' is described in the help bubble for "Pos". Classification is described above under "Classifying positives".

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The number (percentage) of sequences labeled as 'negative' (Neg) but classified as 'positive' (FP),
     %FP = 100 * FP/Neg.
Labeling of sequences as 'negative' is described in the help bubble for "Neg". Classification is described above under "Classifying positives".

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The (optimal) score threshold for labeling sequences as 'positive' determined by AME. (See the note about "Labeling positives" in the section above.)

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The (optimal) score threshold for classifying sequences as 'positive' determined by AME (or provided by you using --hit-odds-fraction or --fasta-threshold).
By default, the true positive and false positive sequences are those with sequence motif scores ≥ the value shown.
If you specified --poslist pwm, then the true positive and false positive sequences are those with FASTA scores ≤ the value shown.

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The value of Pearson's correlation coefficient (ρ). It varies between -1 and +1. High values of ρ indicate strong correlation between the sequence motif scores and the sequence FASTA scores. Note that positive ρ means that sequence motif scores go up when sequence FASTA scores go down. The p-value of this method is the probability that ρ is at least as large as the observed value assuming there is no relation between the scores.

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The value of Spearman's rank correlation coefficient (ρ). It varies between -1 and +1. High values of ρ indicate strong correlation between the sequence motif score ranks and the sequence FASTA score ranks. Note that positive ρ means that sequence motif scores go up when sequence FASTA scores go down. The p-value of this method is the probability that ρ is at least as large as the observed value assuming there is no relation between the scores.

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The value of the mean squared error of the linear regression of X vs Y.

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The slope of the regression line: Y = mX + b.

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The Y-intercept of the regression line: Y = mX + b.

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For further information on how to interpret these results please access https://meme-suite.org/meme/doc/ame-output-format.html.
To get a copy of the MEME software please access https://meme-suite.org.

Enriched Motifs   |   Input Files   |   Program information   |   Results in TSV Format 

Enriched Motifs

Database 
ID 
Alt ID 
p-value 
E-value 
Pos Thresh  
Pos 
Neg 
TP Thresh  
TP (%) 
FP (%) 
Pearsons's CC (ρ)  
Spearman's Rank CC (ρ)  
Mean squared error 

Input Files

Alphabet

Sequences

Motifs

DatabaseSourceMotif Count
AME version
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