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Measuring the evolution of ontology complexity: the gene ontology case study

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Table 1. Ontology complexity metrics.
Figure 2. Evolution of the number of relations of the Gene Ontology (top left) and its Biological process (top right), Cellular component (bottom left) and Molecular function (bottom right) branches.
Figure 6 presents the variations of the average height of the nodes from GO and its three branches
Figure 4. Contributions of the is a, part of and regulates relations to a node’s average degree for the Gene Ontology (top left) and its three branches Biological process (top right), Cellular component (bottom left) and Molecular function (bottom right).
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