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A LoRA adapter on FLUX.2 Klein 4B for remote photoplethysmography. Given a short clip of a face, the model emits a per-pixel pulse-color field decodable to instantaneous heart rate (BPM). Companion to Image Generators…
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A LoRA adapter on FLUX.2 Klein 4B for remote photoplethysmography. Given a short clip of a face, the model emits a per-pixel pulse-color field decodable to instantaneous heart rate (BPM). Companion to Image Generators are Generalist Vision Learners (Gabeur et al., 2026; arXiv:2604.20329).
Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) recovers cardiac signals from sub-perceptual color variation in skin pixels. The literature spans more than fifteen years and is dominated by hand-engineered pipelines: skin-region detection, RGB-to-chrominance projections, bandpass filtering, blind source separation (Verkruysse 2008; Poh et al. 2010), and recent end-to-end CNNs (DeepPhys, MTTS-CAN). All pipelines impose explicit signal-processing inductive biases.
The test here is whether a general image generator carries enough latent representation of skin micro-color dynamics that a parameter-efficient adapter can produce the per-pixel pulse field directly, without an explicit bandpass + ICA pipeline. The output is a 2D color visualization invertible back to a metric BPM trace via a fixed bijection (analogous to deep-plantain's metric-depth encoding).
Input: a short RGB face clip (5–10 seconds at standard frame rate). Output: a per-pixel pulse-color visualization frame in which color encodes the instantaneous BVP signal phase and amplitude over the local skin region. Decoded by inverting the bijection to recover a per-region BVP trace, from which BPM is estimated by peak-counting or FFT.
Training data is drawn from public rPPG datasets with synchronized ground-truth BVP (UBFC-rPPG, PURE, COHFACE, MMPD). Each training example pairs (a) a windowed face clip with (b) the corresponding ground-truth BVP trace rendered as the bijection-encoded RGB target. Evaluation reports BPM mean absolute error against held-out subjects.
Placeholder. Weights and training data forthcoming.
Apache 2.0 — matches base FLUX.2 Klein 4B.