Fig. 5
Vertex Gini Index plotted against Cluster Gini Index. The scatter plot represents each sample at time 0, 6, and 24. Boxplots shows the Gini(V) and Gini(C) differences at time 24. The P-values are obtained from the adjustment of a linear regression model considering the Gini(V) and Gini(C) as a dependent variable and clinical outcome as an independent factor variable for each time point (n = 27 samples). In the boxplot only time 24 is shown but time 0 and 6 where also significant for NP vs. PR: time 0: P (Gini(V)) = 0.1, P (Gini(C)) = 0.05; time 6 P (Gini(V)) = 0.02, P (Gini(C)) = 0.01; time 24: P (Gini(V)) = 0.003, P (Gini(C)) = 0.01. The band inside the box represents the median value, the box define the interquartile range (IQR) and whiskers define the first and third quartile  ± 1.5 × IQR. Source data is provided as Source Data File
