Wheeze is a general sign for obstructive airway diseases whose clinical diagnosis mainly depends on auscultating or X-ray imaging with subjectivity or harm. Therefore, this paper introduces an automatic, noninvasive method to detect wheeze which consists of STFT decomposition, preprocessing of the spectrogram, correlation-coefficients calculating and duration determining. In particular, duration determining takes the Haas effect into account, which facilitates us to achieve a better determination. Simulation result shows that the sensibility (SE), the specificity (SP) and the accuracy (AC) are 88.57%, 97.78% and 93.75%, respectively, which indicates that this method could be an efficient way to detect wheeze.
Jiarui LI
Chinese Academy of Sciences,University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Ying HONG
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Chengpeng HAO
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Jiarui LI, Ying HONG, Chengpeng HAO, "Wheeze Detection Algorithm Based on Correlation-Coefficients Analysis" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E99-A, no. 3, pp. 760-764, March 2016, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E99.A.760.
Abstract: Wheeze is a general sign for obstructive airway diseases whose clinical diagnosis mainly depends on auscultating or X-ray imaging with subjectivity or harm. Therefore, this paper introduces an automatic, noninvasive method to detect wheeze which consists of STFT decomposition, preprocessing of the spectrogram, correlation-coefficients calculating and duration determining. In particular, duration determining takes the Haas effect into account, which facilitates us to achieve a better determination. Simulation result shows that the sensibility (SE), the specificity (SP) and the accuracy (AC) are 88.57%, 97.78% and 93.75%, respectively, which indicates that this method could be an efficient way to detect wheeze.
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