Investigating the Relationship between Cough Detection and Sampling Frequency for Wearable Devices
Investigating the Relationship between Cough Detection and Sampling Frequency for Wearable Devices
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研究可穿戴设备的咳嗽检测与采样频率之间的关系
DOI:
10.1109/embc46164.2021.9630082
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2021
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Lobaton, Edgar
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Abdelkhalek, Mahmoud;Qiu, Jinyi;Hernandez, Michelle;Bozkurt, Alper;Lobaton, Edgar
Cough detection can provide an important marker to monitor chronic respiratory conditions. However, manual techniques which require human expertise to count coughs are both expensive and time-consuming. Recent Automatic Cough Detection Algorithms (ACDAs) have shown promise to meet clinical monitoring requirements, but only in recent years they have made their way to non-clinical settings due to the required portability of sensing technologies and the extended duration of data recording. More precisely, these ACDAs operate at high sampling frequencies, which leads to high power consumption and computing requirements, making these difficult to implement on a wearable device. Additionally, reproducibility of their performance is essential. Unfortunately, as the majority of ACDAs were developed using private clinical data, it is difficult to reproduce their results. We, hereby, present an ACDA that meets clinical monitoring requirements and reliably operates at a low sampling frequency. This ACDA is implemented using a convolutional neural network (CNN), and publicly available data. It achieves a sensitivity of 92.7%, a specificity of 92.3%, and an accuracy of 92.5% using a sampling frequency of just 750 Hz. We also show that a low sampling frequency allows us to preserve patients’ privacy by obfuscating their speech, and we analyze the trade-off between speech obfuscation for privacy and cough detection accuracy.Clinical relevance—This paper presents a new cough detection technique and preliminary analysis on the trade-off between detection accuracy and obfuscation of speech for privacy. These findings indicate that, using a publicly available dataset, we can sample signals at 750 Hz while still maintaining a sensitivity above 90%, suggested to be sufficient for clinical monitoring [1].
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2015-12
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Dario Amodei;S. Ananthanarayanan;Rishita Anubhai;Jin Bai;Eric Battenberg;Carl Case;J. Casper;
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Dario Amodei;S. Ananthanarayanan;Rishita Anubhai;Jin Bai;Eric Battenberg;Carl Case;J. Casper;
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10
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K. Mcguinness;K. Holt;R. Dockry;Jacky A. Smith
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Jacky A. Smith
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7.3
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Stowell, Dan;Giannoulis, Dimitrios;Plumbley, Mark D.
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Plumbley, Mark D.