Researchers have developed ARTA (Artifact-Robust Temporal Alignment), a novel graph-based framework for accurately estimating interbeat intervals from wearable electrocardiogram (ECG) signals. This method addresses challenges posed by motion artifacts, which can corrupt readings from conventional detectors. ARTA combines candidates from multiple ECG detectors, forming a directed acyclic graph where nodes represent potential R-peaks and edges represent physiologically plausible RR intervals. By using a beam-search dynamic programming approach, ARTA selects an optimal path through the graph, effectively suppressing false detections and recovering missed beats, achieving a significantly lower mean absolute error in heart rate estimation compared to baseline methods. AI
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