Research Article

Identification of Hot Spots in Protein Structures Using Gaussian Network Model and Gaussian Naive Bayes

Table 3

Performance comparison of the proposed models with the work by Ozbek et al. [12] and the simulated methods proposed by Haliloglu et al. [13] and Demirel et al. [14], where hm1– means that a total of high frequency modes are used together.

ReferenceGNM modesCutoffswsenspepreacc

Ozbek et al. [12]hm10.140.890.050.860.0737
hm20.160.800.050.850.0762
hm36.5 Å10.240.880.070.850.1084
hm1–30.250.860.070.830.1094
hm1–50.290.840.070.810.1128

Haliloglu et al. [13] (simulated) hm10.19880.90190.07800.87380.1120
hm1-20.26900.88190.08680.85740.1312
hm1–37.0 Å10.30410.85800.08200.83580.1292
hm1–40.32750.84290.08000.82220.1286
hm1–50.34500.83390.07970.81430.1295

Demirel et al. [14] (simulated) hm10.04680.97730.07920.94000.0588
hm1-20.05260.96970.06770.93300.0592
hm1–37.0 Å10.04090.96150.04240.92460.0417
hm1–40.08190.95730.07410.92220.0778
hm1–50.09360.95320.07690.91870.0844

This workhm87.3 Å30.19300.94360.12500.91360.1517
hm87.1 Å90.25150.90950.10390.88310.1470
hm1–107.4 Å10.29240.89920.10800.87490.1577
hm1–117.4 Å10.30410.88730.10120.86390.1518
hm1–137.4 Å10.32750.87360.09760.85180.1503
hm1–207.2 Å10.42690.82070.09030.80490.1491