Analysing of the snore sound signals with AutoRegressive modelling

H. Ankishan, D. Yilmaz
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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a highly prevalent disease in which upper airways are collapsed during sleep, leading to serious consequences. The aim of this work is to study apnea, hypopnea and normal snoring sounds by using the criterias that are not used before in this area. The snoring sounds which are separated from segşments, that are in case of each inspiration and expiration, after enhanced by wavelet transform method. The AutoRegressive model order of these segments are determined with Final Prediction Error and Swartz Bayesion Criterion. Autocorrelation, Loss function and energy of segments are calculated on these sounds modelled with (AR) Autoregressive Model. The results were showed that the model order and energies of segments are the highest for patients of having apnea problem, middle degree for patients of having hypopnea problem and lowest degree for the patients of having normal snoring problems. In the meantime, loss function values were different for the patients of apnea, hypopnea and normal snoring patients. Data were obtained from Gulhane Military Medical Hospital at 20 patients. Those are 4 normal snoring, 8 hyponea problem and 8 apnea problem patients.
用自回归模型分析鼾声信号
阻塞性睡眠呼吸暂停(OSA)是一种非常普遍的疾病,在睡眠中上呼吸道塌陷,导致严重后果。本研究的目的是利用本领域未使用的标准来研究呼吸暂停、呼吸不足和正常打鼾的声音。将每次吸气和呼气时的鼾声分段分离,经小波变换增强。根据最终预测误差和斯沃茨贝叶斯准则确定这些片段的自回归模型阶数。用AR自回归模型对这些声音进行自相关、损失函数和片段能量的计算。结果表明:有呼吸暂停问题的患者各节段的模型阶数和能量最高,有低呼吸问题的患者各节段的模型阶数和能量中等,有正常打鼾问题的患者各节段的模型阶数和能量最低。同时,呼吸暂停、低呼吸和正常打鼾患者的损失函数值不同。数据来自Gulhane军事医院的20名患者。这是4个正常打鼾的患者,8个有低呼吸问题的患者和8个有呼吸暂停问题的患者。
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