Event-centric waveform foundation models are learned via self-supervised consistency on latent event structures and interactions, yielding improved performance and label efficiency over sequence-based baselines on physiological tasks.
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The work introduces uncertainty-aware foundation models for clinical data by learning set-valued patient representations that enforce consistency across partial observations and integrate multimodal self-supervised objectives.
WISTERIA learns robust clinical representations from noisy EHR labels by enforcing consistency across multiple weak supervision views plus ontology regularization.
LLM embeddings from clinical records, fused with tabular data via gradient-boosted trees, predict post-traumatic epilepsy at AUC-ROC 0.892 and AUPRC 0.798.
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Event Fields: Learning Latent Event Structure for Waveform Foundation Models
Event-centric waveform foundation models are learned via self-supervised consistency on latent event structures and interactions, yielding improved performance and label efficiency over sequence-based baselines on physiological tasks.
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WISTERIA learns robust clinical representations from noisy EHR labels by enforcing consistency across multiple weak supervision views plus ontology regularization.
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