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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2014 Mar 28;96:245–260. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2014.03.048

Table A.3.

Optimized quantity, minimized loss function, and constraints for RBM, Infomax ICA, PCA, sparse PCA, and sNMF. The quantities are as follows: W, de-mixing matrix (transposed for SMF) or energy interaction terms (RBM); X, a M × N data matrix; xn, nth data point or the nth column of the data matrix X; s.n, the nth column of the source matrix S; sj., the jth row of the source matrix S; a, b, linear additive terms; M, the number of observable dimensions; C, the number of components; 1C×C, an C × C identity matrix; w.j, the jth column of W; λj, the L1sparsity constant on w.j. For RBM and ICA, losses are derived from logistic nonlinearities for comparison, and not the exact losses used in the results.

Opt. Quantity Minimized Loss Function Constraints
RBM Free Energy F(xn)=aTxnj=1Hlog(1+expxnTwj+bj)
Infomax ICA Entropy H(sn)=log(detW)+j=1C(2log(1expxnTwjbj)+(xnTwj+bj))
PCA Variance –var (sj.) = –∥Xw.j2 WTW=1C×C
sPCA Lasso criterion β=xnWWTxn2+j=1C(λjwj1) WTW=1C×C,λj>0
sNMF Squared error E(sn)212xnsnWTF2 w.j1 ≤ λj, W ≥ 0, s.n ≥ 0