Table 1 Sensitivity, precision, and specificity. Sensitivity (true positive rate) is the percentage of operonic gene pairs that were detected by the different tools, precision is the percentage of operonic gene pairs predicted by the different tools which are actually true positives, and specificity (true negative rate) is the percentage of Non-operonic gene pairs that were detected by the different tools. For sensitivity and specificity, results are first shown per genome, and then as an aggregate over the entire testing dataset.

From: Detecting operons in bacterial genomes via visual representation learning