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Separating Expert Retention from Autonomous Source Inference in Raw-ECG-Replay-Free Continual ECG Deployment
In multi-source ECG deployment, new sources may arrive when earlier raw ECGs cannot be retained or replayed. Isolating source-specific classifiers on a frozen backbone prevents parameter interference, but source-unknown inference still requires selecting an appropriate expert. We study this distinct
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