Comparison of the point estimate prediction results to the ground truth for all slices of one example cube that is subject to the ISRF and one B4 star. In each panel, the subpanels show (from top-left to bottom-right) the cube slices going along the LoS from front to back. The left and right column show the dust density and dust temperature respectively. From top to bottom, the rows indicate the ground truth and the MAP, MeanShift and MNPCP estimates, based on the outcome of the SLoS-cINN using all 23 wavelengths. This diagram shows the full cube of the single slice shown in rows 3 and 4 of Figure 3. The white star symbol in the right column indicates the approximate position of the star, defined as the hottest pixel in the cube for both the ground truth and the prediction results.