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Sleep staging using nocturnal sound analysis

Dafna et al., 2018

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Dafna E
Tarasiuk A
Zigel Y
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Scientific reports

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Sleep staging is essential for evaluating sleep and its disorders. Most sleep studies today incorporate contact sensors that may interfere with natural sleep and may bias results. Moreover, the availability of sleep studies is limited, and many people with sleep disorders …
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