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PRA-PoE: Robust Alzheimer's Diagnosis with Arbitrary Missing Modalities

Guangqian Yang, Qian Niu, Shujun Wang, Wenlong Hou, Ye Du

PRA-PoE aligns representations across missing modality subsets and fuses uncertain Gaussian experts to improve Alzheimer's diagnosis on incomplete data.

arxiv:2605.13081 v1 · 2026-05-13 · cs.CV

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PRA-PoE consistently outperforms the state-of-the-art across datasets, achieving a 5.4% relative improvement in average accuracy on ADNI and a 10.9% relative gain in average F1 on OASIS-3 over the strongest baseline across all non-empty modality subsets.

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That learnable global prototypes plus availability-conditioned tokens can reliably encode modality presence, re-synthesize missing features, and align latent spaces across subsets without introducing new biases or overfitting to the specific missingness patterns in the training data.

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PRA-PoE combines learnable prototypes for representation alignment across modality subsets with uncertainty-weighted product-of-experts fusion to improve robustness and calibration, reporting 5.4% accuracy gain on ADNI and 10.9% F1 gain on OASIS-3 over baselines across all non-empty modality subsets

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[1] IEEE Open Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology6, 183–192 (2024) 2024
[2] Alzheimer’s & Dementia18(4), 561–571 (2022) 2022
[3] IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging42(12), 3566–3578 (2023) 2023
[4] In: International Con- ference on Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention 2024
[5] Advances in Neural Information Processing Sys- tems37, 67850–67900 (2025) 2025
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arxiv: 2605.13081 · arxiv_version: 2605.13081v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.13081 · pith_short_12: EE2VZFG7OP62 · pith_short_16: EE2VZFG7OP62HUQZ · pith_short_8: EE2VZFG7
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