Bücher von Prateek Singh

This poetry book, ""Love, Life, and Loss: A Poetic Narrative"" is a collection of poems that take the reader on a journey through the ups and downs of life. The book is divided into six chapters, each delving into a different emotion.In chapter one, ""Shattered Dreams"", the poems capture the pain and raw emotions that come with the end of a relationship. The reader will relate to the feelings of betrayal, hurt, and loss.Chapter two, ""Grief Unveiled"" delves into the mourning process, the reader will feel the sorrow and pain of losing someone dear.""Vulnerable Love"" is the theme of chapter three, it highlights the beauty and complexities of love, the poems in this chapter will make the reader feel the warmth and joy of being in love, but also the fear and uncertainty that can come with it.Chapter four, ""The Poet's Muse"" follows the journey of a poet who fell in love and found a new inspiration. The poems in this chapter capture the moments of happiness and longing, but also the fear and insecurities that come with falling in love again.In chapter five, ""Adrift in Emptiness"" the poems in this chapter explore the feeling of being lost, both in love and in life, The reader will relate to the feeling of being lost and the sense of hopelessness that comes with it.Finally, in chapter six ""The Final Farewell"" the poems in this chapter reflect on the end of life and the cycle of birth and death. The reader will feel the sense of finality and sadness that comes with the end.

ECG is an electrical representation of blood pumping activity of the heart, which can be recorded easily with surface electrodes on the limbs or chest. We can filter high frequency and low frequency noises by implementing fixed filters, but motion artefacts and noises related to movement of muscles can not be filtered by fixed filters as we don¿t have any prior information regarding the nature of these noises and electromyogram (EMG) signals are superimposed on ECG signals because of physical proximity of the body movement. A static filter is required to remove all the noise frequencies, which could overly abase the attribute of the ECG since the heartbeat would also likely have frequency components in the rejected range. To outfox this latent loss of information, an adaptive filter is used. Thus adaptive technique allows a filter with a greater acceptance ambit, which means our filter provide output signal quality dead on target for medical diagnoses. The adaptive filter here is trained using LMS algorithm and RLS algorithm.The algorithms are enforced using Simulink as a reference model where the blocks are taken from the Xilinx block set.

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