人工智能用于听力损失的预防、诊断和管理

Jehad Feras AlSamhori , Abdel Rahman Feras AlSamhori , Rama Mezyad Amourah , Yara AlQadi , Zina Wael Koro , Toleen Ramzi Abdallah Haddad , Ahmad Feras AlSamhori , Diala Kakish , Maya Jamal Kawwa , Margaret Zuriekat , Abdulqadir J. Nashwan
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本文探讨了人工智能(AI),尤其是机器学习(ML)对听力损失诊断和治疗的变革性影响。人工智能包含各种应用,从自然语言处理模型(如 ChatGPT)到图像识别系统;然而,本文重点关注的是人工智能的一个子领域--ML,它可以通过加强早期检测、制定个性化康复计划以及整合电子健康记录以简化患者护理来彻底改变听力学。将人工智能整合到听力测量中,即 "计算听力学",可实现自动、准确的听力测试。人工智能算法可以处理庞大的数据集,提供详细的听力图,并有助于早期发现听力障碍。研究表明,人工智能在听力图分类、自动测听以及根据噪音暴露和遗传学预测听力损失方面非常有效。这些进步表明,人工智能可以使听力诊断和治疗更加方便、高效。听力学的未来在于人工智能技术的无缝整合。听力学家、人工智能专家和听力损失患者之间的合作对于克服挑战和充分发挥人工智能的潜力至关重要。持续的研究和开发将提高人工智能在听力学中的应用,改善全球患者的治疗效果和生活质量。
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Artificial intelligence for hearing loss prevention, diagnosis, and management

This paper explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly machine learning (ML), on diagnosing and treating hearing loss, which affects over 5% of the global population across all ages and demographics. AI encompasses various applications, from natural language processing models like ChatGPT to image recognition systems; however, this paper focuses on ML, a subfield of AI that can revolutionize audiology by enhancing early detection, formulating personalized rehabilitation plans, and integrating electronic health records for streamlined patient care. The integration of ML into audiometry, termed "computational audiology," allows for automated, accurate hearing tests. AI algorithms can process vast data sets, provide detailed audiograms, and facilitate early detection of hearing impairments. Research shows ML's effectiveness in classifying audiograms, conducting automated audiometry, and predicting hearing loss based on noise exposure and genetics. These advancements suggest that AI can make audiological diagnostics and treatment more accessible and efficient. The future of audiology lies in the seamless integration of AI technologies. Collaborative efforts between audiologists, AI experts, and individuals with hearing loss are essential to overcome challenges and leverage AI's full potential. Continued research and development will enhance AI applications in audiology, improving patient outcomes and quality of life worldwide.

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