Fix missing closing parenthesis in SSIM formula documentation

[Marshall-mk]

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Fixed missing closing parenthesis in SSIM formula LaTeX documentation

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Walkthrough

This PR corrects the mathematical formula representation in the SSIMMetric docstring within monai/metrics/regression.py. The change adjusts parentheses grouping and formatting in the SSIM formula's denominator, specifically around the terms containing μx², μy², and c1 in the first factor. No logic or functional code is modified.

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• Documentation-only change with no logic modifications
• Single file affected with minimal scope
• Formula formatting clarification in docstring

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monai/metrics/regression.py (1)

233-235: SSIM LaTeX formula and parentheses now match implementation

The added closing parenthesis and grouping in the SSIM formula are correct and consistent with compute_ssim_and_cs (same numerator and product of denominators). No further changes needed.

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