About the mechanism which UCSC Gene Sorter finds relevant genes
I can not understand how UCSC Gene Sorter (http://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgNear) finds related genes to the gene I want to search. How does UCSC Gene Sorter find related genes?
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What exactly do you not understand. The dropdown menu is quiet self-explainatory, right?
I want to know details calculate mechanism of for example Expression.How does UCSC Gene Sorter calculate which gene is relevant ?
@ATpoint I want to know details calculate mechanism of for example Expression.How does UCSC Gene Sorter calculate which gene is relevant ?
Did you read the UCSC gene sorter user's guide?