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Measuring Sleep in the Hospital: a Multimodal Validation Study
Background: Sleep is critical to health and recovery, yet it is neglected in hospitals and, unlike other vital signs, not systematically measured. We evaluated a wrist actigraphy algorithm and three automated EEG sleep-classification algorithms against expert-annotated continuous video-EEG (gold sta
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