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The network consists of 10 types of nodes (metanodes) and 27 types of edges (metaedges). It contains 49,427 nodes and 2,997,892 edges (1,488,312 of which are unbiased). The network is visualized below, laid out by metanode and colored by metaedge (only a subset of edges are drawn for efficiency):

One network to rule them all | Thinklab --> --> Browse Proposals Projects Article discussion All discussion Leaderboard About Login Join --> --> Project: Rephetio: Repurposing drugs on a hetnet [rephetio] One network to rule them all Daniel Himmelstein Researcher Aug. 14, 2015 Network version 1.0 We have completed an initial version of our network ( notebook , download ) [ 1 ] . The network consists of 10 types of nodes (metanodes) and 27 types of edges (metaedges). It contains 49,427 nodes and 2,997,892 edges (1,488,312 of which are unbiased ). The network is visualized below, laid out by met

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