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This repository contains the material for the tutorial session on Multimodal Variational Autoencoders for the Summer School AI+Science 2025.

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This repository contains the material for the tutorial session on Multimodal Variational Autoencoders for the Summer School AI+Science 2025.

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Multimodal VAEs tutorial

This repository contains the material for the tutorial session on Multimodal Variational Autoencoders for the Summer School AI+Science 2025.

For this tutorial, you can either: 1. Run the notebook in a local environment on your computer. See instructions here. 2. Run the notebook on Google Colab : Open In Colab

Running the tutorial on your computer

  1. Download the code from github: github

  2. Uncompress the folder and move into it.

  3. Into a python environment with python 3.11 run: pip install multivae && pip install huggingface_hub

  4. Select this environment for running the notebook.

After the session

The complete solution notebook will be uploaded on this page as well as the slides.

  • To know more about the different multimodal VAEs methods that exists, you can look at this survey paper. Short descriptions of models are also available in MultiVae's documentation.

  • Which model should I use in my application ? : This benchmark case study can help you decide. Note that many models can be trained on incomplete datasets including the ones used in this tutorial.

  • What are the medical applications of multimodal VAEs ? : These models can be used to generate synthetic medical images as done in (Reuben et al, 2025), to augment or complete a dataset, or for anomaly detection as done in (Aguila et al 2023) and (Kumar et al, 2024).

If you have any question or feed-back, don't hesitate to reach out to agathe.senellart@inria.fr !

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