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02 / Models

Two models. Two questions.

The report compares complementary research tasks, not a single leaderboard: binary COPD screening and four-class respiratory sound-event recognition.

MODEL 01 / SCREENING

EfficientNetB0 + BiLSTM + Attention

Binary COPD screening. Output: COPD probability.

16 kHz resampling128 × 157 Log-MelCOPD / NON-COPD
87.73%held-out accuracy
MODEL 02 / SOUND EVENTS

Custom four-stage residual CNN

Four-class respiratory sound-event recognition. Output: Sound-event class.

16 kHz resampling128 × 128 normalized Log-MelNormal / Crackles / Wheezes / Both
92.56%official ICBHI score
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01

Shared input contract

Both tracks begin with patient-aware ICBHI audio preparation and normalized time-frequency representations.

02

Different outputs

COPD-EFF produces a binary screening probability; copd-mod2 recognizes four acoustic events.

03

Complementary evidence

The report presents the tracks as complementary capabilities, not a direct ranking.

“The useful model is the one a researcher can inspect, challenge, and improve.”

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