Table 2: Neuroimaging data: Final MISA loss values (lower is better).
MSIVA with the subspace structure outputs the lowest loss values in both multimodal neuroimaging datasets, thus it is considered as the optimal approach to capture the latent subspace structure in these two neuroimaging datasets. In addition, relative to the loss values in Table 1, the loss values for MSIVA are consistently lower than for the unimodal baseline, which serves as empirical evidence that MSIVA better fit these datasets.
Subspace Structure | |||||
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UK Biobank Dataset | |||||
Unimodal Baseline | 47.735 | 47.811 | 47.768 | 47.778 | 47.999 |
MSIVA | 46.794 | 46.775 | 46.798 | 46.892 | 46.924 |
Patient Dataset | |||||
Unimodal Baseline | 47.361 | 47.350 | 47.336 | 47.404 | 47.527 |
MSIVA | 45.775 | 45.674 | 45.788 | 45.924 | 45.696 |