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Clinically Informed Acoustic-Aware Attribute Modeling for Respiratory Sound Classification
Automated respiratory sound classification (RSC) aims to identify normal and adventitious respiratory sounds, such as crackles and wheezes. Most existing methods formulate RSC as a flat four-class classification problem over norma, crackle, wheeze and both. However, unlike conventional classificatio
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