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Behavior recognition and assessment of spinal dysfunction based on an attention mechanism

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  • YanJun Guo

  • Xiaobing Li

  • May 20, 2026

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    The study develops an attention-augmented deep neural framework for recognizing and assessing spinal dysfunction effectively.

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    The framework includes the Spinal Dysfunction Attention Recognition Network and an Adaptive Attention-Based Strategy for improved learning.

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    Experimental evaluations show the proposed method significantly enhances recognition accuracy and interpretability over traditional models.

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    The approach balances domain knowledge with data-driven learning, addressing limitations of existing methods in spinal dysfunction assessment.

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    The innovative framework demonstrates high efficiency and adaptability, making it suitable for real-world clinical applications.

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Behavior recognition and assessment of spinal dysfunction based on an attention mechanism

  • by YanJun Guo, Xiaobing Li

  • May 20, 2026

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