Adaptive expert system for audiologists

Rajkumar, S.; Muttan, S.; Pillai, Balaji

doi:10.1109/iccsp.2011.5739325

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“…The user can change the amplitude and frequency values via slider button on LabVIEW interface. Sample frequency of pure tone is 44100 Hz for this experiment [13]. Furthermore, the user sets time of test process with slider button.…”

Section: Software Based Audiometer Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and Implementation of Software Based Audiometer System

Çatalbaş¹,

Güler²

2017

JOIG

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This paper proposes design and implementation of software based audiometer using LabVIEW. In this study, basic definition and test procedure of audiometer are explained. The implementation of audiometer is realized by LabVIEW. The most preferred clinical audiometer method (Modified Hughson-Westlake) is selected for study. The test procedure and audiometer implementation are explained by structure of binary case system. The ambient noise level is determined by decibel meter used in calibration. Besides, audiometer calibration process is performed for successful and realistic results. The calibration process is implemented by polynomial fitting. Furthermore, configurable white noise is used for minimizing interference between active and passive sound channel on duration of audiometer test. As a result, this paper achieves implementing a pure tone audiometer based LabVIEW with channel masking.

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Section: Software Based Audiometer Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and Implementation of Software Based Audiometer System

Çatalbaş¹,

Güler²

2017

JOIG

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“…A comprehensive cloud-based remote hearing diagnosis system was studied by Yao [22]. The adaptive expert system for audiologists was studied by Rajkumar, Muttan and Pillai [23].…”

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Arduino-based Digital Advanced Audiometer

Wijaya

Ibrahim

Shahu

et al. 2021

jrc

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The ear is an organ that is able to detect or recognize sound and also has a lot to play in the balance and position of the body. The ears are organs that are very vulnerable to noise. There are two common causes of hearing loss, namely decreased hearing conduction (hearing loss) and nerve hearing (sensorineural hearing loss). To prevent deafness, hearing control is necessary. Generally to test hearing function is done regularly by the ENT doctor at the hospital. This if done many times is deemed ineffective because it is time consuming and requires relatively expensive costs, therefore an early diagnosis of portable hearing loss is designed that is expected to be able to test independently independently over and over again. This tool is equipped with SD Card data storage, where the results of the data can be consulted by a doctor for further diagnosis. This tool uses an arduino uno R3 control, the frequency generator uses IC XR2206. The highest error is at the frequency of 8000 Hz which is 0.52%, but overall all systems on the device are functioning properly and the error is still within tolerance of 10%. From the results of these data, this tool can be recommended for early diagnosis of hearing function.

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