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When Temporal Perturbations Act Like Sensor Biases: Label-Free Auditing of Wearable Activity Recognizers
Wearable human-activity recognition (HAR) models operate across sensors, subjects, and backbones, yet a smooth waveform may appear temporal while exploiting a persistent sensor offset primarily. We introduce SpectrumAudit, a label-sealed audit that fits a phase-randomized full-window stimulus on cal
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