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FacePhys: State of the Heart Learning

NeurIPS 2026 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Sign language and physiological video analysis · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes FacePhys, a memory-efficient rPPG model built on a neural-CDE-inspired heart-state SSM with temporal-spatial state space duality, enabling single-frame real-time inference and training on long videos.

Problem

Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) deep models are too computationally heavy and short-clip-limited for real-time on-device deployment, while accuracy and cross-dataset generalization also need to hold.

Approach

Model the blood volume pulse as a discretized linear controlled differential equation solved with a state space model (SSD dual), using complex diagonal state transition entries for periodic attention, temporal normalization with recursive moving average for streaming, and 2D spatial convs with temporal SSM so inference runs frame by frame.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: UBFC-rPPG PURE MMPD RLAP-rPPG VitalVideo

Benchmarks: MMPD VitalVideo PURE UBFC

Metrics: MAE RMSE Pearson correlation latency memory footprint FLOPs

Baselines: EFFPhys TSCAN PhysNet PhysFormer RhythmMamba

Builds on: Mamba-2 S4D Neural CDE PhysNet Temporal Normalization

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