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Does a neural network-based classification method using ECG and respiratory effort signals accurately classify sleep and wake states compared to actigraphy in young male adults?
Does a neural network-based classification method using ECG and respiratory effort signals accurately classify sleep and wake states compared to actigraphy in young male adults?
A neural network classifier using wearable ECG and respiratory signals can accurately distinguish sleep and wake states, performing favorably compared to standard actigraphy.
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May support ECG-respiratory wearables for sleep research; leaves open validation in diverse clinical cohorts before adoption.
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