Developing a diagnostic support system for audiogram interpretation using deep learning-based object detection

Our proposed automated approach for audiogram digitization and hearing loss classification performs comparably to traditional methods and otolaryngologists' interpretations. This system can potentially assist otolaryngologists in providing more timely and effective treatment by quickly and accurately classifying hearing loss.

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Journal of Otology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.26599/joto.2025.9540005
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Speech and Audio Processing
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Abstract

Our proposed automated approach for audiogram digitization and hearing loss classification performs comparably to traditional methods and otolaryngologists' interpretations. This system can potentially assist otolaryngologists in providing more timely and effective treatment by quickly and accurately classifying hearing loss.

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