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Hearing loss detector application

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2023
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This thesis is dedicated to the design and development of an innovative audiometer hearing test mobile application, with the primary objective of enhancing accessibility, affordability, and accuracy in the field of hearing assessments. The application introduces a user-friendly and easily administered hearing test, capable of providing precise measurements of an individual's hearing ability across different frequencies and volumes. Through extensive research and experimentation, this thesis makes notable contributions in terms of accessibility, cost-effectiveness, convenience, personalization, and early detection of hearing loss. By leveraging the proposed solution, individuals gain the ability to self-diagnose and evaluate the severity of their hearing impairment, empowering them with greater autonomy and control over their own health and well-being. The thesis outlines a comprehensive methodology encompassing various stages, including system design and the implementation details of the audiometer hearing test application. Furthermore, the document presents a thorough analysis of the results obtained from the hearing test application, offering a comparative evaluation of its effectiveness against the standard audiometry test. The findings derived from the research underscore the immense potential of the hearing test application in diagnosing hearing problems, while also suggesting its viability as a promising alternative to traditional audiology clinics. This thesis, through its rigorous investigation and empirical evidence, establishes a strong foundation for the advancement of accessible and accurate hearing assessments. Keywords: Hearing Test, Smart Phones, Audiology

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Ramı Khalaf

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Ramı Khalaf (Master Thesis). Hearing loss detector application, 2023, Bahçeşehir University.

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