Debbal, 2014 - Google Patents
Model of differentiation between normal and abnormal heart sounds in using the discrete wavelet transformDebbal, 2014
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- Debbal S
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- Journal of Medical and Bioengineering
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Today, modern technology has provided more powerful tools to evaluate the information related to heart sounds that traditional tools like stethoscope cannot achieve. One of the most common methods used for listening and tracking the heart sounds is to record them …
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