Abstract:Objective: It has previously been shown that there are morphological changes in hearth sounds during respiration and holding breath. In this study, for the first time in the literature, it was investigated whether sleep apnea could be detected automatically from heart sounds by teaching various classifiers of time and frequency plane parameters which are thought to be able to characterize the morphological changes seen in heart sounds during apnea. Materials and Methods: For this purpose, heart sounds were rec… Show more
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