Adaptive Multi-Agent Feature Selection for Personalized Fall Risk Prevention

The paper introduces PAFIR, a Personalized and Adaptive Feature selection framework that treats feature selection as a reinforcement learning problem over longitudinal multimodal health data. PAFIR jointly models structural dependencies among assessment variables and temporal dynamics in wearable-derived physical activity data, learning adaptive selection policies across repeated study visits using reward signals from sparse fall incidence outcomes. Applied to the Physio Feedback Exercise Program (PEER) trial, PAFIR outperforms state‑of‑the‑art baselines by capturing longitudinal and structural patterns of feature relevance, enabling dynamic, subject‑specific feature selection for more timely fall prevention strategies.

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• agents
• reinforcement-learning
• multimodal
• benchmarks