Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – New insights into lung function testing



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S. Sarraf (Melbourne [Vic], Australia), R. Platt (Calgary [AB], Canada), K. Chan (Leichhardt [NSW], Australia), N. Skjodt (Lethbridge [AB], Canada). Validation of manual and automated wheezing detection from audio recordings. 3221

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