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. 2022 Dec 22;20(1):170. doi: 10.3390/ijerph20010170

Table 4.

Classification performance for swallow detection or classification.

Author (Year) Classifier Precision/PPV Recall/Sensitivity Specificity Accuracy
Afkari [30] TB - - - dry swallow 94.3%
swallow: 92.75%
Amft and Troster [31] LR 10% 65% - -
AGREE 20% 68% - -
Bi et al. [32] HMM (Event) - - - 86.6%
DT 86.2% 87.5% - 87.1%
Fontana et al. [33] TB 50.1% 86.1% - 68.2%
Fukuike et al. [34] TB - 97.2% 95.2 -
Kurihara et al. [35] Template matching - - - 88.8% *
Lee et al. [36] ANN - 91% 88.2% 88.5%
Makeyev et al. [37] SVM (Epoch) - 44% 99% 95.7%
SVM (Event) - 71.3% 87% 80.4%
Sazonov et al. [38] SVM (Epoch) - - - 96.4%
SVM (Event) - - - 96.8%
Sejdic et al. [39] 2-class fuzzy c-means - - - 94.6%
Skowronski et al. [40] GMM - 89.5% 98% 96.3%

AGREE: Agreement Fusion of detectors; DT: Decision Tree; TB: Threshold-based; GMM: Gaussian Mixture Model; HMM: Hidden Markov Model; LR: Logistic Regression; SVM: Support Vector Machine. * Accuracy was calculated by the weighted average of class accuracy.