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Operator-valued Kernel-based Vector Autoregressive Models for Network Inference

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Table 1: Consensus AUROC and AUPR (given in %) for the DREAM3 size-10 E1 network using different hyperparameters
Table 3: Consensus AUROC and AUPR (given in %) for the DREAM3 size-10 networks. Studied OKVAR models refer to Table 2
Table 4: Consensus AUROC and AUPR (given in %) for OKVAR-Prox, LASSO, GPODE, G1DBN, Team 236 and Team 190 (DREAM3 competing teams) run on DREAM3 size-10 networks
Table 5: Consensus AUROC and AUPR (given in %) for OKVAR-Prox, LASSO, G1DBN, Team 236 (DREAM3 competing team) run on DREAM3 size-100  net-works

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