xMAE pretrains biosignal representations via masked cross-modal reconstruction of temporally ordered signals like ECG and PPG, outperforming baselines on 15 of 19 downstream tasks including cardiovascular prediction and sleep staging.
In The Thirteenth International Conference on Learning Representations, ICLR 2025
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FMplex: Model Virtualization for Serving Extensible Foundation Models
FMplex is a serving system that virtualizes FM backbones for sharing across tasks, claiming up to 80% lower latency and 6x more tasks hosted versus prior approaches.