SVM-Enhanced Dynamic Audiology Screening with IoT-Driven Monitoring for Personalized Hearing Health Management

The increasing prevalence of hearing impairment across diverse age demographics, particularly in elderly populations, highlights the need for early diagnosis and ongoing therapy. Traditional audiology screening techniques often lack the necessary dynamic flexibility to meet personalized hearing health requirements over time. This system introduces an innovative method for dynamic audiology screening via IoT-based monitoring, using Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms for individualized hearing health management. The incorporation of IoT devices allows ongoing, real-time auditory data acquisition from the user’s surroundings, recording essential metrics such as sound frequencies, noise levels, and auditory reactions. This data is analyzed using SVM to categorize and identify probable hearing impairments, providing great precision in differentiating between various degrees of hearing loss. The SVM model’s strong classification skills render it especially effective in differentiating between varying levels of hearing loss, facilitating early identification and tailored therapy strategies. This tailored method of audiology screening boosts diagnostic precision and facilitates proactive management, perhaps improving long-term results for individuals with hearing impairments.

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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icssas64001.2024.10760912
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The increasing prevalence of hearing impairment across diverse age demographics, particularly in elderly populations, highlights the need for early diagnosis and ongoing therapy. Traditional audiology screening techniques often lack the necessary dynamic flexibility to meet personalized hearing health requirements over time. This system introduces an innovative method for dynamic audiology screening via IoT-based monitoring, using Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms for individualized hearing health management. The incorporation of IoT devices allows ongoing, real-time auditory data acquisition from the user’s surroundings, recording essential metrics such as sound frequencies, noise levels, and auditory reactions. This data is analyzed using SVM to categorize and identify probable hearing impairments, providing great precision in differentiating between various degrees of hearing loss. The SVM model’s strong classification skills render it especially effective in differentiating between varying levels of hearing loss, facilitating early identification and tailored therapy strategies. This tailored method of audiology screening boosts diagnostic precision and facilitates proactive management, perhaps improving long-term results for individuals with hearing impairments.

Symbiosis International University (IN), Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology (IN), Saveetha University (IN), Parul University (IN)
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