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A lightweight recursive attention-based multi-channel data recovery framework for structural health monitoring

Jul 2026 · Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring · Vol 16 · 0 citations · 51 references

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A lightweight recursive attention-based framework for efficient multi-channel data recovery that integrates the windowing operation and recursive attention mechanism to reduce the complexity of attention calculations while preserving temporal dependencies across sensor measurements.

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