Abstract
Heart sound or phonocardiogram (PCG) signal quantifies the information about the mechanical activity of the heart, and the medical practitioners use the stethoscope to listen to this sound. The PCG signal can be used for clinical applications such as detection of various valvular diseases and non-clinical applications such as biometric system, stress and emotion detection, etc. The PCG signal acquisition and preprocessing are important tasks for the diagnosis of heart valve-related disorders and other applications. The heart sound preprocessing techniques include denoising of PCG signal, segmentation of first and second heart sound (S1, S2) and other heart sound components from the PCG signal, feature extraction from the segmented heart sound components, followed by classification. This chapter reviews the state-of-the-art approaches for heart sound acquisition and pre-processing techniques and also provides the information that is commonly used by the researchers for the validation of their PCG signal processing algorithms.
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