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    Determination Of Degradation Potential Of Indigenous Microorganisms For Toluene 






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	   <p>By Mariam Mansoor. 
	   Islamabad IESE (SCEE) NUST 2015
                        . 61 p.
                        , Thesis MS ES
                        
                        
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    An Intelligent Framework for Real-Time PCG Classification and Cardiac Monitoring Using Machine Learning /






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	   <p>By Mansoor, Mariam . 
	   
                        . 103p.
                        , The accurate and timely diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases, particularly valvular heart
disorders, is essential for reducing morbidity and mortality. However, conventional
auscultation remains limited by subjectivity, ambient noise, and an inability to record or
analyse sounds. This thesis addresses these limitations through a two-fold contribution: the
development of a wearable, high-fidelity digital auscultation system and the integration of
a real-time, AI-assisted classification framework for automated diagnosis. The first part of
the research presents a custom-designed wearable digital stethoscope using a piezoelectric
contact sensor embedded in an aluminium chestpiece. This configuration offers superior
acoustic coupling and environmental noise rejection. A multi-stage low-noise analog signal
chain was designed, incorporating band-specific filtering to isolate heart and lung signals.
A miniaturized PCB was fabricated to house the circuit, and a Python-based GUI was
developed to visualize, record, and archive phonocardiogram (PCG) signals while
generating patient-linked reports. In the second phase, a lightweight 1D convolutional
neural network (CardioSynx) was introduced for real-time classification of five PCG
classes, including normal and pathological valve conditions. The model trained offline
using Butterworth filtering, Hilbert envelope segmentation, and wavelet denoising,
achieved 97.5% ± 0.22 accuracy on validation data. For deployment, the system employed
a parallel processing architecture to enable simultaneous audio acquisition, denoising,
feature extraction, and inference, achieving a frame-level latency of 58 ms, well below
clinical standards and an SNR of 16.8 dB. Real-time evaluation on patients yielded over
90% accuracy across key pathologies. Together, the proposed system delivers a scalable,
real-time, and clinically robust platform for digital auscultation and decision support in
modern healthcare.
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