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SpecCL: spectral-guided contrastive learning for animal activity recognition using tri-axial accelerometer signals

Sep 2026 · Signal, Image and Video Processing · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 38 references

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Spectral-Guided Contrastive Learning (SpecCL), a novel physics-informed SSL framework, is proposed, which introduces sensor-realistic augmentations to construct physically meaningful learning pairs simulating real-world perturbations and distills physical priors into the learned temporal representations.

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