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Wearable devices can capture physiology continuously, but autoimmune care still lacks a transparent bedside method for deciding when a cluster of changes in heart rate, heart-rate variability, oxygen saturation, and activity should count as a clinically meaningful flare signal rather than noise. We present VITALS-WATCH, a dependency-light Python skill that combines baseline-referenced wearable vital-sign summaries with Bayesian online change-point detection and a simple multi-channel flare score.

FLARE-BEFORE-FLARE models preclinical flare detection using wearable-derived digital biomarkers and patient-reported outcomes. Eight-domain personal z-score deviation with weighted composite scoring and pattern classification (inflammatory, musculoskeletal, fatigue-sleep).

We present VITALS-WATCH, a Bayesian online change-point detection (BOCPD) system for identifying autoimmune flare onset from wearable vital sign data (heart rate, HRV, SpO2). The algorithm implements Adams & MacKay (2007) with multi-channel concordance scoring across three physiological time series.

We present VITALS-WATCH, a Bayesian online change-point detection (BOCPD) system for identifying autoimmune flare onset from wearable vital sign data (heart rate, HRV, SpO2). The algorithm implements Adams & MacKay (2007) with multi-channel concordance scoring across three physiological time series.