The UpSet plot (Fig. ) shows overlap between all six methods by molecules (MolMeDB IDs). The biggest overlap is between both calculated methods (176 molecules); the second biggest one is the overlap among PerMM, COSMOperm, and BLM (63 molecules), and all other overlaps are much smaller. Overlap among all six methods contains three well-known drugs (hydrocortisone, salicylic acid, and acetylsalicylic acid). Fig. is the Cleveland dot plot of logPerm median values from individual methods for each of these molecules. Fig. shows median permeability values for molecules that are present in all datasets except BLM due to the low number of molecules in the BLM/liposome dataset. The data shown in Fig. underline the phenomena from the previous chapter. MDCK, CACO-2, and apparent PAMPA (purple, pink, and light blue points) often give very similar results. In the case of atenolol, verapamil, or warfarin, the difference between apparent PAMPA (light blue points) and intrinsic PAMPA (navy blue points) can be huge. Also, the figure demonstrates the variability of logPerm values from all calculated methods (green and yellow points).