Fusion of voice signal information for detection of mild laryngeal pathology
Authors:
- Evaldas VaiciukynasEVEvaldas Vaiciukynas
- Antanas VerikasAVAntanas Verikas
- Adas GelzinisAGAdas Gelzinis
- Marija BacauskieneMBMarija Bacauskiene
- Zvi KonsZKZvi Kons
- Aharon SattASAharon Satt
- Ron HooryRHRon Hoory
- 1 May 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Soft Computing
- Vol. 18, 91-103
Abstract
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