A Comparison of Backpropagation and LVQ : a case study of lung sound recognition

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A Comparison of Backpropagation and LVQ : a case
study of lung sound recognition

Fadhilah Syafria', Agus Buono'' and Bib Paruhum Silalahi3zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQ
Department of Computer Science and 3 Departement of Mathematics
J: zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Bogor Agricultural University
Bogor. Indonesia
Email: ·[email protected]@[email protected]
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Abstract=Cnie
lungs

is

by

stethoscope.


low

sounds

factors.
be

human

made

alrnost

method

used

of lung


addition

to

recognition
Cepstrum

as method

is

Auscultation

of

by

to

technique


of

the

of these

to

In this research,

will

ability.

auditory,

with

perfonned


neural
and

and

accuracy

the method

(MFCC)

in

recommend

in the case of lung sounds.

In


results

almost

between

similar

Because

sound

is

of breathing

The next problem

are


the

the pattern

problem

of

of sounds

that

one type of breath

if the procedure

the
who

human hearing


the

of these

on

sound is also a problem

frequency.

and

of breath

relies

of the doctor

In addition,


techniques
noise

a subjective

technique

because

auscultation

of

This

but it has

of the analysis


to low frequency

environmental

occur

the

experience

a low enough

the other.

of Mei

is also used

The results


and

that is used

sounds.

and inexpensive,

results

the analysis.

occupies

breath

auscultation

in th is technique,


learning

of these two

recognition

The

less sensitive

network

that

This

techniques.

is a basic technique
evaluate

is by

a stethoscope.

auscultation

is fairly simple

disadvantage

of the lungs

using

as

technique

physicians

[2].

recognition

the state

sounds

known

using

determine

extraction.

technique

sounds

(BP)

better

to breath

analysis

sound

Coefficient

of feature

listening

of

to the above two methods.

Frequency

panern

lung disorder.

way to evaluate

procedure

if

Arti ficial

provide

One

but it

results

and

(L VQ). Comparison

performed

of speech

using

Because

is Backpropagation

which

sounds

the

noise
occur

approach.

Vector Quantization

of the

is less sensitive

similar.

can

a model

network

algorithms

hearing

is not done properly.

neural

methods

are

em ironmental
that

state

and inexpensive,

They

misdiagnosis

auscultation

breath

is fairly simple

analysis.

the

is knO\\TI as auscultation.

disadvantage.

frequency,

lung

to

This technique

sorne

subjective

to evaluate

listening

This technique
has

way

factors,

sounds

and

misdiagnosis

of auscultation

can

is not done

properly.

show the

accuracy of using Backpropagation
is 93.17%, while
the value of using the L VQ is R6.R8%. It can be

Based on the above problems.
we interested
in
conducting
research in perfonning
speech recognition

concluded

of

that the introduction

Backpropagation
compared

method

of lung sounds

gives

to the L VQ method

better

using

perfonnance

for speech

recognition

cases of lung sounds.

normal

lung

and

lung

interference

(abnormal),

some

of the disease

that

cases
can

be recognized.

taken as material

sounds

Sounds

showed
This

were
a specific

sound

for diagnosis

Lung

sounds

Respiratory
trachea

are

sounds

while

lung

part

of the

include

respiratory

occur

arnund

the respiratory

turbulence

occurs

tract during

because

duct that is wider to narrower
ln general.

sounds.
the chest.

Sounds of lungs occurs due to air turbulence
air enters

indicates

breathing.

the air flow
airways

when the

from

This
the air

or vice \ ersa.

the sound of the lung is divided

into two.

.

Voice

partern

whilc

abnormalities

recognition

or identified

advance

to be able
cIassifies

recognition
A system

is

a

to

used

computational

or verify the sound
need to be trained

to recognize

the voice
the

is needed

system to perfonn

sound

and whceze

in order to the voice

systems

according

an algorithrn

vesicular.

so that it can be

system

These

be

in the lungs [4][5].

is an effort

that is able to identify

is autornatically.

can

vcsicular

the crackle

applicarion

respiratory

lung

lung.

and

rccognition

purposcs.

abnormal

Tracheal

Avoice

voice

whcrcas

nornal

can be recognized

sounds is the sound of the lungs that are not detectable
abnormality.

wheeze.

sound indicates

the sound of the mouth and

sounds

and

in

pattern

[3]. Lung sound will be

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class.

and
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in
the

such

to train the speech

more prcc ise .

can lcarn and recognize

pauerns

of sound

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human that capable trained to solve problems. In
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Backpropagation and LVQ 1
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algorithms, they are Backpropagation
(BP) and
Data ecquuinon .
Learning Vector Quantization (LVQ). Both methods
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have advantages
and disadvantages
of each.
Comparison of these two methods performed to
Segrnentaucn
determine and recommend algorithrns which provide
bener recognition accuracy of speech recognition in
the case of lung sounds.
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algorithm in the classification process, it is no less
Feature ertracuon
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important in voice recognition is the feature extraction.
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Lung sound data obtained from the repository of
respiratory sounds on the Internet, namely Linmann
Wlwe::es sound is a type of sound that IS cominuous,
Repository. The sound data consist of 32 lung sound
have ii high pitch (Fig. 2d). and more often heard on
data. which is divided into 8 tracheal sounds. 8
the expiratory. This sound occurs when the flow of air
vesicular sounds. 8 crackle sound and 8 wheeze sound.
narrowcd
airways due to secretions.
through
the
Tracheal sound is a sound that is audible at the base
foreign body or wounds that preclude
[3]. The
of the neck and larynx. Tracheal sound is very loud
duration of the process of inspiration longer than the
and his pitch is high (Fig. 2a). 50 this sound is very
cxpiratory process. Besides that inspiring sound
clear sounding compared to another normal lung.
intensity greater than the expiratory. The conditions
Inspiration and expiratory are relatively equal in
that is cause the wliee:e are asthma. CIIF, chronic
length [7J.
hronchitis, COPD dan pulm onarv cdcma [9].
Vesicular sounds are normal breath sounds that are
heard on the side chest and chest near the stomach.
The sounds ware soft with a low pitch (Fig. 2b).
Inspiration sounds much stronger than expiratory
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I
sounds, Often the expiratory process is hardly audible
(7]
i..
a. Tracheal
b.Vesicular
.
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discontinuous (Fig. lc). it is generally more audible
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obtained at each value of the coefficient is shown in
A
verage
of
accuracy
of the entire experiment based
Figure 5. From the graph it can be seen that there is a
on the type of lung sounds is shown in Figure 7. From
tendency that the higher the coefficient MFCC makes
the graph it can be seen that the type of tracheal sound
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and Backpropagation.
lower accuracy
has the highest accuracy. rncaning that most can be
although the decrease was not significant. Accuracy at
distinguished
from other types of sound. [t is. as
MFCC coefficient
13 tend to be higher th an the
mentioned previously (Figure 7) that a tracheal sound
accuracy of the MFCC coefficient greater. This is due
signals has the form the most different than the othcr
to the higher coefficient of MFCC impact on the
thrce types of sound. Meanwhile,
the sound of
dimensions of a larger data. Largc data dirncnsions
vesicular
type. crackle.
and wheezc
has little
make the generalization capability of A\,1\,1 is lowcr so
resemblance so that iIS accuracy is lower. meaning that
the accuracy is dccrcased.
the sound of vesiculer is sornetimes identified as a
D. E[{cct o] Learning Rate Against Accllrac\'
crackle type or whecze and vice versa,
lnfluence
of the learning rate throughout
the
cxpcrirnent to the average accuracy is shown in Figure
n. From the graph. in L VQ there is a tendcncy that
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ICACSIS 201-1zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA

A Comparison of Backpropagation and LVQ : a case
study of lung sound recognition

Fadhilah Syafria', Agus Buono'' and Bib Paruhum Silalahi3zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQ
Department of Computer Science and 3 Departement of Mathematics
J: zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Bogor Agricultural University
Bogor. Indonesia
Email: ·[email protected]@[email protected]
sounds are sounds

Abstract=Cnie
lungs

is

by

stethoscope.

low

sounds

factors.
be

human

made

alrnost

method

used

of lung

addition

to

recognition
Cepstrum

as method

is

Auscultation

of

by

to

technique

of

the

of these

to

In this research,

will

ability.

auditory,

with

perfonned

neural
and

and

accuracy

the method

(MFCC)

in

recommend

in the case of lung sounds.

In

results

almost

between

similar

Because

sound

is

of breathing

The next problem

are

the

the pattern

problem

of

of sounds

that

one type of breath

if the procedure

the
who

human hearing

the

of these

on

sound is also a problem

frequency.

and

of breath

relies

of the doctor

In addition,

techniques
noise

a subjective

technique

because

auscultation

of

This

but it has

of the analysis

to low frequency

environmental

occur

the

experience

a low enough

the other.

of Mei

is also used

The results

and

that is used

sounds.

and inexpensive,

results

the analysis.

occupies

breath

auscultation

in th is technique,

learning

of these two

recognition

The

less sensitive

network

that

This

techniques.

is a basic technique
evaluate

is by

a stethoscope.

auscultation

is fairly simple

disadvantage

of the lungs

using

as

technique

physicians

[2].

recognition

the state

sounds

known

using

determine

extraction.

technique

sounds

(BP)

better

to breath

analysis

sound

Coefficient

of feature

listening

of

to the above two methods.

Frequency

panern

lung disorder.

way to evaluate

procedure

if

Arti ficial

provide

One

but it

results

and

(L VQ). Comparison

performed

of speech

using

Because

is Backpropagation

which

sounds

the

noise
occur

approach.

Vector Quantization

of the

is less sensitive

similar.

can

a model

network

algorithms

hearing

is not done properly.

neural

methods

are

em ironmental
that

state

and inexpensive,

They

misdiagnosis

auscultation

breath

is fairly simple

analysis.

the

is knO\\TI as auscultation.

disadvantage.

frequency,

lung

to

This technique

sorne

subjective

to evaluate

listening

This technique
has

way

factors,

sounds

and

misdiagnosis

of auscultation

can

is not done

properly.

show the

accuracy of using Backpropagation
is 93.17%, while
the value of using the L VQ is R6.R8%. It can be

Based on the above problems.
we interested
in
conducting
research in perfonning
speech recognition

concluded

of

that the introduction

Backpropagation
compared

method

of lung sounds

gives

to the L VQ method

better

using

perfonnance

for speech

recognition

cases of lung sounds.

normal

lung

and

lung

interference

(abnormal),

some

of the disease

that

cases
can

be recognized.

taken as material

sounds

Sounds

showed
This

were
a specific

sound

for diagnosis

Lung

sounds

Respiratory
trachea

are

sounds

while

lung

part

of the

include

respiratory

occur

arnund

the respiratory

turbulence

occurs

tract during

because

duct that is wider to narrower
ln general.

sounds.
the chest.

Sounds of lungs occurs due to air turbulence
air enters

indicates

breathing.

the air flow
airways

when the

from

This
the air

or vice \ ersa.

the sound of the lung is divided

into two.

.

Voice

partern

whilc

abnormalities

recognition

or identified

advance

to be able
cIassifies

recognition
A system

is

a

to

used

computational

or verify the sound
need to be trained

to recognize

the voice
the

is needed

system to perfonn

sound

and whceze

in order to the voice

systems

according

an algorithrn

vesicular.

so that it can be

system

These

be

in the lungs [4][5].

is an effort

that is able to identify

is autornatically.

can

vcsicular

the crackle

applicarion

respiratory

lung

lung.

and

rccognition

purposcs.

abnormal

Tracheal

Avoice

voice

whcrcas

nornal

can be recognized

sounds is the sound of the lungs that are not detectable
abnormality.

wheeze.

sound indicates

the sound of the mouth and

sounds

and

in

pattern

[3]. Lung sound will be

I.zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
I;\TRODlT 110;-':
cIassified into four classes, narnely tracheal.
crackle

detected

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respiratory sounds on the Internet, namely Linmann
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cxpiratory process. Besides that inspiring sound
clear sounding compared to another normal lung.
intensity greater than the expiratory. The conditions
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