Each row represents the ground-truth (GT) subspace structure used to generate the data and each column represents the test subspace structure used to fit the model. The lowest loss value along the row is highlighted in bold, which determines the selected subspace. Approaches performing consistently well in relation to the ISI in Figure 3 will contain bold loss values only along the diagonal. The loss value is largely consistent with the ISI value, except that it incorrectly implies that MSIVA is a better fit when is used to generate the data. Further, the multimodal baseline results incorrectly imply that and are better when and are the ground-truth subspace structures, respectively. Overall, the differences in diagonal loss values between MSIVA and the unimodal baseline appear negligible considering the correspondingly negligible differences in ISI (Figure 3).