Rationale of the SGoFicance approach 
The 'SGoFicance Trace' (from SGoF's significance trace), is a graphical complement to SGoF which can help to make decisions in multiple testing problems. It is constructed from SGoF multitest and uses the same kind of input file. Let SGoF(γ) denote the SGoF algorithm when using a given threshold γ to be tested at α level. The basic idea was to let γ vary on the whole interval (0,1). The SGoFincance Trace displays up to four different plots: 
 
 
 
The figure corresponds to the SGoFicance Trace of the data from the microarray study of hereditary breast cancer by Hedenfalk et al. (2001). Also analyzed by Storey et al.(2003). The total number of genes is S = 3,170. 
For more detailed explanations please see the papers: 
 
SGoFicance Trace script 
A script in the R language has been written for the computation of the SGoFicance Trace and can be downloaded here .