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Help:This page provides instructions on how to view the data using FuzzyExplorer. You can also get help using the FuzzyK clustering program HereThe gene expression data are shown in a colorized format, in which each row represents the relative transcript abundance of a given gene and each column indicates the relative transcript abundance of many genes as measured on one microarray. A red color indicates that the gene was induced in response to the conditions indicated, green indicates that the gene was repressed under those conditions, black indicates that there was no detectible change in expression, and gray represents missing data. Fuzzy k-means clustering of gene expression data identifies a list of cluster centroids, each of which represents a group of similarly expressed genes; in addition, the method relates all of the genes in the dataset to each centroid with a membership score. The fuzzy k-means clustering results can be viewed with FuzzyExplorer, a visualization tool based on the program GeneExplorer developed by Christian Rees.
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