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Tiny-BioMoE: a Lightweight Embedding Model for Biosignal Analysis

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  • Haebom

Author

Stefanos Gkikas, Ioannis Kyprakis, Manolis Tsiknakis

Outline

This paper aims to develop a system for automatically assessing the pain level of chronic pain patients. We propose Tiny-BioMoE, a lightweight, pre-trained embedding model that utilizes various biosignals (electrodermal activity, pulse, respiration, and peripheral blood oxygen saturation). Trained using 4.4 million biosignal image representations, Tiny-BioMoE consists of only 7.3 million parameters and demonstrates its effectiveness in extracting high-quality embeddings for downstream tasks. Experimental results on various combinations of biosignal modalities demonstrate the model's effectiveness in automated pain recognition tasks. The model's architecture code and weights are publicly available.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Contributed to the development of an automatic pain assessment system utilizing various biosignals.
Lightweight model design suggests usability in resource-constrained environments.
Experiments with various modality combinations to verify the robustness of the model.
Ensuring reproducibility and scalability of research through disclosure of model code and weights.
Limitations:
Further review of the scale and diversity of the experimental data is needed.
Performance verification in actual clinical environments is required.
Further research is needed on the model's generalization performance.
Need to assess and improve dependency on specific biosignals.
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