Fig. 6

The row-clustering in each view gives a partition of the participants. We here present contingency tables for the row-clusters found in the mental health data view and the row-clusters found in the four risk-factor views. The values inside the table are percentages. For example, when examining the cognitive health view, 12% of the participants fall into both Group 4 in the mental health view and the third row-cluster in the cognitive health view. Notably, Group 4 does not intersect with the other two row-clusters in the cognitive health view, suggesting that the features in the third row-cluster of the cognitive health view may be potential risk factors for participants in Group 4