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Multimodal Contrastive Learning with ECG and Echocardiography for Ejection Fraction Estimation

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Multimodal pretraining improved frozen DINO models over the uni-modal baseline, but its benefits diminished after fine-tuning, suggesting that encoder initialization and down-stream adaptation were more influential than increasingly complex echocardiographic supervision.

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