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Dense and Query-Set Prediction for J-Peak Detection in Pillow-Based Ballistocardiography
Pillow-based ballistocardiography (BCG) enables unobtrusive cardiac monitoring, but J-peak detection is commonly learned as dense sequence labeling although the desired output is a sparse event set. This letter asks a narrower question: how do dense and query-set outputs differ when the data, encode
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