File:Chou's PseAAC illustration.jpg

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English: A schematic drawing to show (a) the 1st-tier, (b) the 2nd-tier, and (3) the 3rd-tier sequence-order-correlation mode along a protein sequence, where represent the amino acid residue at the sequence position 1, at position 2, and so forth (cf. Eq.1), and the coupling factors are given by Eq.6. Panel (a) reflects the correlation mode between all the most contiguous residues, panel (b) that between all the 2nd most contiguous residues, and panel (c) that between all the 3rd most contiguous residues.
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