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Censoring was accounted for by a probit noise level.

First, a Gaussian approximation [ Equation (7)] to the probit noise model [ Equation (8)] has to be found via assumed density filtering [ Equations (11) and (12)].

Performing dual PCA with the probit noise model as outlined above, yields an explicit mapping from latent space to the original high-dimensional space [ Equation (4)].

Similarly, data that are interval censored between b1 and b2, can be accounted for with a noise model in the form of (9) In Figure 3, the probit noise model for and the Gaussian noise model for are shown.

First, we assess the effect of the probit noise model compared with the Gaussian noise model.

All approaches yielded higher nearest neighbour errors than the GPLVM with probit noise model.

We then compare this substitution approach to our new algorithm where PCA with the probit noise model is performed.

In the probit noise model, the slope/steepness of the curve is controlled by the parameter λ; similarly, the width of the Gaussian noise model is controlled by.

As for the mESC dataset, we first compared standard PCA with the substitution approach to censored PCA with the probit noise model.

For the probit noise model, we compare censored PCA of fixed steepness parameter λ with censored PCA where λ is optimized in the form of a parameter of a white noise kernel, as described above.

In contrast to the substitution approach, there is no need to choose because the probit noise model accounts for uncertainties in the underlying true Ct value for non-detects.