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3. Checkerboard biclusters. The clusters
{S k : k
=
1
, ···,
K
}
of samples
S
and the
clusters of
satisfy the same requirements (Equa-
tions (6.1) and (6.2)) as in structure 2. The set of checkerboard biclusters is
{F k : k
=
1
, ···,
K
}
of features
F
k =
B = {
B kk =( S k ,F k )
: k
,
1
, ···,
K
},
i.e., any entry of A is in someone's biclusters.
Considering each bicluster as an entry, the proper rearrangement matrix of A is
a K
K matrix with entry B k , k . In some cases, the number of samples' clusters
S k s do not need to be the same as that of features' clusters
×
F k s. This will imply
a rectangle not a square matrix.
4. Exclusive rows biclusters. Given a data matrix A , the structure of exclusive rows'
biclusters
B = {
B k =( S k ,F k )
: k
=
1
,
2
, ···,
K
}
should satisfy the requirements
as follows: For rows
S k ⊆S, (
) ,
S 1 ∪S 2 ∪···∪S K = S,
S k ∩S k =
k
=
1
, ···,
K
(6.3)
k =
k ,
0
,
k
,
1
, ···,
K
,
k
=
and for corresponding columns
F k ⊆F, (
) ,
F 1 ∪F 2 ∪···∪F K = F.
k
=
1
, ···,
K
(6.4)
Comparing Equations (6.1) and (6.2) in structure 2, requirements for rows are
same, but for columns, Equation (6.4) has no disjoint requirement between
F k
k
k . In this structure, some features (columns) may belong to two or
more biclusters (submatrices), while any sample (row) should belong to exactly
one bicluster (submatrix).
5. Exclusive columns biclusters. Given a data matrix A , the structure of exclusive
columns' biclusters
and
F k ,
=
B = {
B k =( S k ,F k )
: k
=
1
,
2
, ···,
K
}
should satisfy the re-
quirements as follows: For rows
S k ⊆S, (
) ,
S 1 ∪S 2 ∪···∪S K = S,
k
=
1
, ···,
K
(6.5)
and for corresponding columns
F k ⊆F, (
) ,
F 1 ∪F 2 ∪···∪F K = F,
F k ∩F k =
k
=
1
, ···,
K
(6.6)
k =
k .
0
,
k
,
1
, ···,
K
,
k
=
Comparing Equations (6.1) and (6.2) in structure 2, requirements for columns
are same, but for rows, Equation (6.5) has no disjoint requirement between
S k
k =
and
k . In this structure, some samples (rows) may belong to two or more
biclusters (submatrices), while any feature (column) should belong to exactly one
bicluster (submatrix).
S k ,
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