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Santosh

H • 22d

I have a training model on breathing coughing and wheezing, The training data used are from a smartphone microphone with an all environment and noise condition. Also trained the same model on an electronic stethoscope chest sound. Initial prediction is for screening later we can predict clinical conditions like Asthma, COPD, pneumonia etc. I just started exploring how we can use this model for early screening and diagnosis chest diseases, any inputs are welcome. Thank you

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Yash Thale

A generalist aiming ... • 21d

that's a interesting concept. Brother, I believe it'll work. For the breathing part. You Need to Use some kind of sound filter to remove the disturbance from the surroundings using another mic as a sound cancelling mic. I guess, this will help ?

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Yash Thale

A generalist aiming ... • 21d

I have heard from my father Snoring is a sign of some kind of respiratory diseases. This model of yours I guess will help. And Will let you detect some kind of respiratory diseases maybe.

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