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When Minute-Resolution Monitoring Meets Session-Level Injury Labels: Landmark-Based Discrimination in Elite Women's Football
Minute-resolution athlete monitoring is increasingly common, while injury annotation may exist only at the athlete-session level and omit within-session onset time. Replicating a positive session label across every recorded minute would therefore create unsupported minute-level supervision. We addre
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