Complementary Domain Hypothesis
Cross-source consensus on Complementary Domain Hypothesis from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- The Complementary Domain Hypothesis treats ECG and PPG as smooth observations of the same latent cardiac state. — Cardiac Stability Theory: An Axiomatically Grounded Framework for Continuous Cardiac Health Monitoring via Smartphone Photoplethysmography
- CDH does not predict uniformly high transfer because PPG is affected by pulse transit time and peripheral vascular factors. — Cardiac Stability Theory: An Axiomatically Grounded Framework for Continuous Cardiac Health Monitoring via Smartphone Photoplethysmography
- Direct paired BIDMC validation gave partial support to CDH with moderate ECG-PPG CSI correlations. — Cardiac Stability Theory: An Axiomatically Grounded Framework for Continuous Cardiac Health Monitoring via Smartphone Photoplethysmography
- The Lyapunov term was the main cross-modal carrier, while recurrence and entropy transferred poorly. — Cardiac Stability Theory: An Axiomatically Grounded Framework for Continuous Cardiac Health Monitoring via Smartphone Photoplethysmography
- The findings do not support full interchangeability of ECG-derived and PPG-derived CSI. — Cardiac Stability Theory: An Axiomatically Grounded Framework for Continuous Cardiac Health Monitoring via Smartphone Photoplethysmography