Detection of conditions from sound

A computer-readable medium having a computer program for sound analysis, the computer program comprising logic for performing the steps of:

• code that provides for transforming a sound print into a frequency domain to generate a frequency spectrum;
• identifying a plurality of signatures in the frequency spectrum;
• identifying a plurality of frequency ranges associated with the signatures in the sound print;
• and
• cross referencing a plurality of frequencies associated with a physiological profile with the frequency ranges to determine if the physiological profile is applicable to the sound print.

The system for sound diagnosis, the system comprising:

• a processor circuit having a processor and a memory;
• a sound analysis system stored in the memory and executable by the processor, the sound analysis system comprising:
• logic that provides for transforming a sound print into a frequency domain to generate a frequency spectrum;
• logic that identifies a plurality of signatures in the frequency spectrum;
• logic that associates a plurality of frequency ranges with the signatures in the sound print;
• and
• a physiological profile associated with a plurality of frequencies wherein the frequencies are cross referenced with the frequency ranges to determine if the physiological profile is applicable to the sound print.

A method for signature identification, the method comprising the steps of:

• identifying a frequency band within a frequency spectrum;
• identifying a plurality of frequency measurement points within the frequency band;
• measuring an amplitude shift between each consecutive frequency measurement point;
• and
• cross referencing each amplitude shift measurement against a predetermined maximum amplitude shift to determine if a substantial zero slope exists.