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Fusion methods are first presented as applied to individual sensing modalities (primarily electromyography, electroencephalography and mechanical sensors), and then four approaches to combining multiple modalities are presented.

In contrast, a single sensor-based system captures multiple modality samples using a single common sensor, and the qualities of multiple modalities are therefore affected by the same sensor property.

Technological advances enabling investigators to leverage information from multiple modalities are increasingly accessible, and as such, will further efforts to generate testable hypotheses about specific mechanisms implicated in emotion regulation and difficulties therein.

Meanwhile, the collaborative reconstruction structure and corresponding objective functions for the multiple modalities are designed, and then the proposed model is collaboratively optimized which is used to discover the latent complementary information between RGB and depth data.

Multiple modalities are discussed, including prevention involving breastfeeding, nutrition, and vaccination; symptomatic treatment involving homeopathy, natural health products, and probiotics; manual manipulations involving osteopathy and chiropractics; and traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine.

Sometimes, multiple modalities are used on the same lesion.

Improving understanding of varied breast problems and their imaging appearance on multiple modalities is essential to ensure optimal management of these patients.

Taken together, these results suggest that information from multiple modalities is necessary to activate these social neural networks.

The ability to image with multiple modalities is particularly helpful for translating research from the pre-clinical to clinical setting.

Whereas SET offers explanations for many aspects of time perception and distortion, it remains unclear how duration information from multiple modalities is integrated to allow a crossmodal estimation of event durations.

These data, along with previous behavioral studies, suggest that early or mid-sensory regions may be optimized to process multisensory stimuli, if information from multiple modalities is available (Foxe and Schroeder 2005).