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Resolving the Deep Sleep Dual Indeterminacy Problem: Context-Dependent Slow-Wave Activity Modeling Predicts Neurobehavioral Fatigue Where Clinical Sleep Modeling Fails

2026-03-28

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Deep sleep is widely considered to be the most recuperative component of sleep restoration. Accordingly, a positive relationship between naturally occurring deep sleep and function (e.g., cognitive performance) is often assumed. However, this assumption warrants closer examination—particularly given the rise of sleep tracking that emphasizes traditional sleep metrics and their implied predictive value. We present...

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DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.25.714331

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