This invention discloses a method and
system for inferring female physiological states based on multimodal physiological signals. The method acquires multimodal physiological signals from a user through a wearable device, including but not limited to
skin temperature,
heart rate variability,
resting heart rate, sleep data, and electrodermal signals; constructs an individual
baseline model for the user; based on the deviation characteristics of the current
signal from the individual baseline, constructs a
state space containing multiple candidate physiological states; performs constraint contraction
processing on the
state space, the constraints including at least two of the following: state transition order constraint, state duration constraint,
signal change direction constraint, and multimodal
signal collaborative constraint; and determines the final physiological state from the contracted
state space. The method also includes a cycle segmentation mechanism, data sufficiency judgment and degradation control, closed-loop
intervention effect evaluation,
risk probability calculation, and intelligent suggestion generation based on a
language model. This invention upgrades female cycle management from calendar-time-based calculation to constrained state
inference based on real-time multimodal physiological signals, applicable to applications such as premenstrual syndrome prediction,
ovulation period identification, assisted conception, contraception reference, early
pregnancy monitoring,
postpartum recovery tracking, and perimenopausal management.