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Voice Disorder Identification by Using Machine Learning Techniques

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Laura Verde
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Giuseppe De Pietro
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Giovanna Sannino *
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2018.2816338delete
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Nowadays, the use of mobile devices in the healthcare sector is increasing significantly. Mobile technologies offer not only forms of communication for multimedia content (e.g. clinical audio-visual notes and medical records) but also promising solutions for people who desire the detection, monitoring, and treatment of their health conditions anywhere and at any time. Mobile health systems can contribute to make patient care faster, better, and cheaper. Several pathological conditions can benefit from the use of mobile technologies. In this paper we focus on dysphonia, an alteration of the voice quality that affects about one person in three at least once in his/her lifetime. Voice disorders are rapidly spreading, although they are often underestimated. Mobile health systems can be an easy and fast support to voice pathology detection. The identification of an algorithm that discriminates between pathological and healthy voices with more accuracy is necessary to realize a valid and precise mobile health system. The key contribution of this paper is to investigate and compare the performance of several machine learning techniques useful for voice pathology detection. All analyses are performed on a dataset of voices selected from the Saarbruecken voice database. The results obtained are evaluated in terms of accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and receiver operating characteristic area. They show that the best accuracy in voice diseases detection is achieved by the support vector machine algorithm or the decision tree one, depending on the features evaluated by using opportune feature selection methods.
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Mobile health systems
machine learning techniques
voice disorders
classification accuracy
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