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Clustering the samples by the inner-pattern tendency. http://ibb.uab.es/revresearch Cedano, J. Huerta, M. and Querol, E. (2007) NCR-PCOPGene: A Tool for flexible analysis of the sample-conditions effect over continuous gene-expression relationships . Advances in Bioinformatics, Vol 2008. Objectives Provide powerful tools for studying the noncontinuous dependence among gene expressions focussed in researcher genes of interest. Taking advantage of the high-throughput capability of microarray technology. The PCOP calculus The analysed variables with the PCOP method can be independent because the method uses a hidden variable for ordering the data. PCOP is defined using the generalisation, at the local level, of the Principal-Components variance properties. The set of POPs obtained (PC at local level) makes up the PCOP or inner pattern of the data cloud. The PCOP is a very suitable analysis for recognising non-lineal patterns among independent variables. POPj POPi The ‘hidden-variable-dependent’ clustering tool. When a POP is selected, the samples belonging to the POP local area are selected. In this way, the user can separate the sample data for their belonging to the different local behaviours among variables. This new clustering approach permits to differentiate the samples of a continuous data-set on the basis of the not explicit reason (or hidden-variable role) of these local tendencies. Cedano, J. Huerta, M. and Querol, E. (2007) NCR-PCOPGene: A Tool for flexible analysis of the sample-conditions effect over continuous geneexpression relationships. Advances in Bioinformatics, Vol 2008. Selecting a POP there are selected the samples belonging to the POP hyper-cluster POPj Hyper-clusteri POPi Hyper-clusterj Bibliografy Delicado, P. (2001) Another look at principal curves and surfaces. J. Multivariate Anal., 77, 84-116. Delicado, P. and Huerta, M. (2003) Principal curves of oriented points: Theoretical and computational improvements. Computation. Stat., 18, 293-315. Cedano J, Huerta M, Estrada I, Ballllosera F, Conchillo O, Delicado P, Querol E. (2007) A web server for automatic analysis and extraction of relevant biological knowledge. Comput Biol Med, 37:1672-1675. Huerta, M., Cedano, J. and Querol, E. (2008) Analysis of non-linear relation between expression profiles by the Principal Curves of Oriented-Points approach. J Bioinform Comput Biol, 6:367-386. Cedano, J. Huerta, M. and Querol, E. (2008) NCR-PCOPGene: A Tool for flexible analysis of the sample-conditions effect over continuous gene-expression relationships. Advances in Bioinformatics, Vol 2008.