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A novel method for automatic identification of respiratory disease from acoustic recordings.
This paper evaluates the use of breath sound recordings to automatically determine the respiratory health status of a subject. A number of features were investigated and Wilcoxon Rank Sum statistical test was used to determine the significance of the extracted features. The significant features were
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