>Figure 3 shows the results of visual reconstruction for one subject (subj01). We generated five images for each test image and selected the generated images with highest PSMs.
Something is not quite right. When they select the generated image, they use PSM score to select the best in 5. To calculate the PSM, I believe you need the original image (target, ground truth). It's like the LDM gives you five choices and you use your target pick the most similar one and then claim that this one is similar your target?
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>Figure 3 shows the results of visual reconstruction for one subject (subj01). We generated five images for each test image and selected the generated images with highest PSMs.
Something is not quite right. When they select the generated image, they use PSM score to select the best in 5. To calculate the PSM, I believe you need the original image (target, ground truth). It's like the LDM gives you five choices and you use your target pick the most similar one and then claim that this one is similar your target?