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Fulin Cai^1,2, Teresa Wu^1,2, Fleming Y M Lure³

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Summary

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This study introduces an Enhanced Band-Dependent Learning (E-BDL) framework to improve radar sensing for healthcare. E-BDL effectively detects subtle frequency patterns, enhancing deep learning models for gait and vital sign analysis.

Keywords:

contrastive learning deep learning radar sensing spectrogram sub-band

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Area of Science:

Radar sensing technology
Deep learning applications in healthcare
Signal processing for physiological monitoring

Background:

Radar sensors offer nonintrusive kinetic and physiological motion capture, preserving privacy.
Deep learning (DL) enhances radar sensing for gait recognition and vital-sign measurement.
Band-dependent patterns in time-frequency representations (TFRs) challenge DL models by potentially obscuring low-power, frequency-specific features.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an Enhanced Band-Dependent Learning (E-BDL) framework to address challenges in radar sensing using DL.
To improve the detection and utilization of band-dependent features within sub-frequency bands for enhanced classification.
To enhance the performance and interpretability of DL-based radar sensing models in healthcare applications.

Main Methods:

Developed an E-BDL framework with adaptive sub-band filtering, representation learning, and sub-view contrastive modules.
Utilized TFRs to analyze band-dependent features in radar signals.
Validated the framework on datasets for Alzheimer's disease (AD) and AD-related dementia (ADRD) risk evaluation, and hemodynamics scenario classification.

Main Results:

E-BDL-ResNet demonstrated competitive performance in hemodynamics scenario classification compared to recent methods.
E-BDL-ResNet achieved superior performance in ADRD risk evaluation across all candidate models.
The framework effectively identified salient sub-bands in TFRs, improving DL model performance and interpretability.

Conclusions:

The E-BDL framework enhances representation learning by detecting critical sub-bands in TFRs.
E-BDL shows significant potential as a clinical tool for gait abnormality recognition and vital-sign monitoring.
The proposed method improves both the performance and interpretability of deep learning models in radar sensing for healthcare.