2018
DOI: 10.3390/electronics7040050
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Real-Time Detection of Important Sounds with a Wearable Vibration Based Device for Hearing-Impaired People

Abstract: Hearing-impaired people do not hear indoor and outdoor environment sounds, which are important for them both at home and outside. By means of a wearable device that we have developed, a hearing-impaired person will be informed of important sounds through vibrations, thereby understanding what kind of sound it is. Our system, which operates in real time, can achieve a success rate of 98% when estimating a door bell ringing sound, 99% success identifying an alarm sound, 99% success identifying a phone ringing, 9… Show more

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“…The confusion matrix is the summary of the educated network and it shows the performance of the network. A general confusion matrix is shown in Table 1 [31]. Intelligent algorithms focused on ML can provide effective responses and enhancements to the COVID-19 pandemic, while contributing to the development of various models, widely used in clinics around the world.…”
Section: Performance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The confusion matrix is the summary of the educated network and it shows the performance of the network. A general confusion matrix is shown in Table 1 [31]. Intelligent algorithms focused on ML can provide effective responses and enhancements to the COVID-19 pandemic, while contributing to the development of various models, widely used in clinics around the world.…”
Section: Performance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The performance is determined by testing the input dataset which is given by the user. The below table shows the predicted and the actual values (Yağanoğlu and Köse, 2018). TP-The forecasted value is positive, and it is right TN-The forecasted value is negative, and it is right FP -The forecasted value is positive, and it is wrong FN-The forecasted value is negative, and it is wrong…”
Section: Evaluation Measurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yaganoglu et al [12] provided an example of how to develop wearable systems to support disabled people by using a combination of state-of-the-art low-cost electronic systems and signal processing methods. Specifically, such a wearable device helped hearing-impaired people to detect and classify specific ambient sounds in real-time, e.g., a barking dog, a ringing phone, and a honking sound.…”
Section: The Present Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%