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COMPASS: Fusion-Matched Supervision for Missing-Modality Human Sensing
Multimodal human activity recognition (HAR) and human pose estimation (HPE) must cope with modalities missing at inference. Completions generated for a fixed fusion model must preserve the fusion readout: what fusion uses from each modality. We propose COMPASS, a completion-and-fusion framework in w
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