Research Article

Comparison of SVM and ANFIS for Snore Related Sounds Classification by Using the Largest Lyapunov Exponent and Entropy

Table 6

Snore sound classification studies and their accuracy results.

StudyDuckitt et al. [17]Cavusoglu et al. [18]Karunajeewa et al. [19] Yadollahi and Moussavi [20]Our method

Sound typesAmbient soundAmbient soundAmbient soundAmbient and tracheal soundAmbient sound
ClassesSnoring and other sounds (silence, breathing, and other types of sounds); snore detectionSnore/nonsnore Snore, breathing, and silence Snore and breathing Snore, breathing, and silence
Features39-dimensional feature vector of energy and MFCCSpectral energy distributionsZero-crossings and signal’s energyZero-crossings signal’s energy, and first formantThe largest Lyapunov exponent (LLE) and entropy
ClassifierHMMLinear regressionMinimum-probability-of-error decision ruleFLDM-SVMs and ANFIS
Accuracy 82–89% snore sensitivity86.8% snore sensitivity90.74% total sensitivity93.2% for ambient sound total accuracyIn Exp. I: 91.61% (SVMs), 86.75% (ANFIS) total accuracies; and 91.49% (SVMs), 79.31% (ANFIS) snore sensitivities