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Novel Approach of Stationary & Non Stationary Implementation
of NLMS & RLMS Algorithms for Suppression of Noise in
Cardiac Signals
K.Anitha*, Sk. Mastan Vali**, Dr Panakala Rajesh Kumar***
*(Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada)
** (Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada)
*** (Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada)

ABSTRACT
Adaptive filter is an efficient method to filter ECG signal, because it does not need the signal statistical
characteristics. In this paper we present a Gaussian & novel adaptive filter for removing the Baseline wander &
power line interference from ECG signals based on recursive least mean square (RLMS) algorithm &
Normalized least mean square (NLMS) algorithm. These algorithms are derived based on the minimization of
mean square error, average power, power spectral density (PSD). The adaptive filter essentially minimizes the
mean square error between a primary input, which is a noisy ECG, and a reference input which is either noise
that is correlated in some way with the noise in the primary input. Finally, we have applied RLMS algorithm on
ECG signals from the MIT-BIH database and compared its performance with the NLMS algorithm. The
simulation result shows that the performance of the RLMS algorithm is superior to that of the NLMS based
algorithm in noise reduction.
Keywords – adaptive noise cancelation, artifacts, Baseline Wander (BW), ECG signals, Noise cancelation,
NLMS and RLMS algorithms, power line interference (PLI)

I.

INTRODUCTION

A normal ECG contains waves, intervals,
segments, and one complex as shown in Fig.1. The
aim of the ECG simulator is to produce the typical
ECG waveforms of different leads and as many
arrhythmias as possible. My ECG simulation is a
matlab based simulation and is able to produce normal
lead II ECG waveform. The use of a simulation has
many advantages in the ECG. First one is saving of
time and another one is removing the difficulties of
taking real ECG signals with invasive and noninvasive
methods. The ECG simulator enables us to analyze
and study normal and abnormal ECG waveforms
without actually using the ECG machine. One can
simulate any given ECG waveform using the ECG
simulator.

Fig.1.Typical E.C.G Waveform

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Baseline wanders (BW) and power line interference
(PLI) reduction is the first step in all
electrocardiographic (ECG) signal processing. The
baseline wander is caused by varying electrode-skin
impedance, patient’s movements and breath. This kind
of disturbances is especially present in exercise
electrocardiography, as well as during ambulatory and
Holter monitoring. The ECG signal is also degraded
by additive 50 or 60 Hz power line interference. This
kind of disturbance can be modeled by a sinusoid with
respective frequency and random phase. These two
artifacts are the dominant artifacts and strongly affect
the ST segment, degrade the signal quality, frequency
resolution, produces large amplitude signals in ECG
that can resemble PQRST waveforms and masks tiny
features that are important for clinical monitoring and
diagnosis. Cancelation of these artifacts in ECG
signals is an important task for better diagnosis. Hence
the extraction of high-resolution ECG signals from
recordings which are contaminated with background
noise is an important issue to investigate. The goal of
ECG signal enhancement is to separate the valid
signal components from the undesired artifacts, so as
to present an ECG that facilitates easy and accurate
interpretation. Many approaches have been reported in
the literature to address ECG enhancement using both
adaptive and non adaptive techniques [1]-[9], The
Proposed recursive least mean squares (RLMS)
algorithm has generally faster convergence than
NLMS but it have less computational complexity. In
this paper we have proposed a normalized sign vector
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variable step size RLMS algorithm that has both the
faster convergence rate as well as less computational
complexity. The performances of the RLMS algorithm
and the proposed normalized sign vector variable step
size NLMS algorithms are compared. We have shown
that the proposed RLMS algorithm overcomes the
limitations of NLMS algorithm.

PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION

Consider a length L, NLMS based adaptive
filter, depicted in Fig.2 that makes an input sequence
x(n) and updates the weights as

w(n  1)  w(n)  x(n)e(n)
t
Where w( n)  [ w0 (n) w1 (n)  wL 1 ( n)]

(2)

Lth order adaptive sfilter. The adaptive filter

(3)

Fig.2. Adaptive filter structure
In order to remove the noise from the ECG
signal, the ECG signal s1 ( n ) corrupted with noise
signal p1 ( n) is applied as the desired response d (n)
to the adaptive filter shown in Fig 2.
If the noise signal y (n) , possibly recorded from
another generator of noise that is correlated in some
way with p1 n  is applied at the input of the filter,

x(n)  p2 n  the filter error becomes
e(n)   p1 (n)  x(n)  y(n) . Where, y(n) is the

i.e.,

filter output and it is given by, y (n)  w (n) x(n)
since the signal and noise are uncorrelated, the meansquared error (MSE) becomes.
t

 



E e 2 n   E s1 n   y n   E p12 n 
III.

2

(4)

coefficients are updated by the recursive LMS
algorithm (RLMS) as,
w(n  1)  w(n)   sgnxn en 
(6)
3.2 NLMS ALGORITHM
The NLMS algorithm is a modified form of
the standard LMS algorithm. The NLMS algorithm
updates the coefficients of an adaptive filter by using
the following equation 2
The NLMS algorithm becomes the same as
the standard LMS algorithm except that the NLMS
algorithm has a time-varying step size μ(n). This step
size improves the convergence speed of the adaptive
filter.

wn  1  wn  2

An adaptive recurrent filter structure is used
for acquiring the impulse response of the normal Q, R,
S waves. This method is applied to the detection of Pwaves [1]. Normalized LMS (NLMS) algorithms takes
into account a variation of the signal level at the filter
output and select the normalized step size parameter
that results in a stable as well as fast converging
algorithm. RLMS algorithm is another class of
adaptive algorithm. This algorithm is used in adaptive
filters to find the filter coefficients that relates to
producing least mean square of the error signal
between the desired d (n) and actual signal, y (n) .the

xn 

xn

2

en

(7)

The aim of the ECG simulator is to produce
the typical ECG waveforms of different leads and as
many as possible. This ECG simulator is a MATLAB
based simulations and is able to produce normal lead
II ECG waveform. The use of a simulator has many
advantages in the simulation of ECG waveforms. First
one is saving of time and another one is removing the
difficulties of taking real ECG signals with invasive
and noninvasive methods. The ECG simulator enables
us to analyze and study normal and abnormal ECG
waveforms without actually using the ECG machine.
One can simulate any given ECG waveform using the
ECG
simulation.
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t
wn  w0 n, w1 (n),... L1 (n) is an
w

Where,

t

 

3.1 RLMS ALGORITHM
The recursive algorithm is obtained from the
conventional RLMS recursion by replacing the tapinput vector x(n) with the vector sgnxn  .
Consider a signed recursive RLMS based adaptive
filter that processes an input signal x(n) and
generates the output y(n) as per the following:
y n   wt n xn 
(5)

(1)

Error signal e(n)  d (n)  w (n) x(n)



convergence characteristics of both the algorithms are
shown in Fig. 3

-8

-10

NLMS
RLMS

-12

-14

MSE

II.

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-18

-20

-22

-24

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

Number of Samples

Fig3. Typical convergence curves of NLMS and
RLMS for PLI cancellation.s

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IV.

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SIMULATION RESULTS

To show that RLMS algorithm is really
effective in clinical situations, the method has been
validated using several ECG recordings with a wide
variety of wave morphologies from MIT-BIH
arrhythmia database. We used the benchmark MITBIH arrhythmia database ECG recordings as the
reference for our work and real noise is obtained from
MIT-BIH Normal Sinus Rhythm Database (NSTDB).
In our simulations we consider both stationary (PLI)
and non-stationary (BW) noises. The arrhythmia data
base consists of 48 half hour excerpts of two channel
ambulatory ECG recordings, which were obtained
from 47 subjects, including 25 men aged 32-89 years,
and women aged 23-89 years. The recordings were
digitized at 360 samples per second per channel with
II-bit resolution over a 10 m V range. In our
experiments we used a data set of five records (records
101, 102, 103, 104 and 105) but due to space
constraint simulation results for record 105 are shown
in this paper. In our simulation we collected 7200
samples of ECG signal, a random noise with variance
(0") of 0.001, 0.01 and 0.1 is added to the ECG
signals to evaluate the performance of the algorithm
in terms of Mean square error (MSE), and power
spectral density (PSD) signal to noise ratio. For all the
figures number of samples is taken on x-axis and
amplitude on y-axis, unless stated. Fig3. shows the
comparison between RLMS and NLMS algorithms.
4.1 BASELINE WANDER REDUCTION
In this experiment, first we collected 7200
samples of the pure ECG signal from the MITBIH arrhythmia database(dataI05) and it is corrupted
with real baseline wander (BW) taken from the
MIT-BIH Noise Stress Test Database (NSTDB). This
database was recorded at a sampling rate of 128Hz
from 18 subjects with no significant arrhythmias. The
contaminated ECG signal is applied as primary input
to the adaptive filter. Fig.4 The real Baseline Wander
is given as reference signal. Different filter structures
were implemented using the NLMS and RLMS
algorithms. to study the relative performance and
results are plotted in Fig.6. On average RLMS
algorithm gets better improvement, than the NLMS
algorithm.

Fig.
4. Typical filtering results of baseline wander
reduction (a) clean ECG signal, (b) ECG with real
BW, (c) recovered signal using NLMS algorithm, (d)
recovered signal using RLMS algorithm

Fig 5. (a) Frequency spectrum of ECG with PLI, (b)
Frequency spectrum after filtering with NLMS
algorithm, (c) Frequency spectrum after filtering with
RLMS algorithm.

4.2 POWER LINE INTERFERENCE
CANCELLER
To demonstrate power line interference (PLI)
cancelation we have chosen MIT-BIH record number
105. The input to the filter is ECG signal corresponds
to the data 105 corrupted with synthetic PLI with
amplitude 1mv and frequency 50Hz, sampled at
200Hz. The reference signal is synthesized PLI, the
output of the filter is recovered signal. These results
are shown in Fig.5. The power spectrum of the noisy
signal before and after filtering with NLMS and
RLMS algorithms

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Fig6.The base line wander, power line interference
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V.

CONCLUSION

In this paper the process of noise removal
from ECG signal using NLMS based adaptive filtering
is presented. For this, the input and the desired
response signals are properly chosen in such a way
that the filter output is the best least squared
estimate of the original ECG signal. In this paper
the problem of noise cancellation from ECG signals
using novel adaptive filtering approach is proposed
and tested on real ECG signals obtained from MITBIH data base. For this, the input is delayed and the
reference signal is the input itself. The proposed
treatment exploits the modifications in the weight
update formula and thus pushes up the speed over the
respective NLMS and RLMS based realizations. Our
simulations, however, confirm that the performance
of the RLMS is better than the NLMS algorithm
in terms of SNR and MSE.

VI.

FUTURE WORK

In the Future work, the window based FIR
and MLMS algorithm based adaptive filters remove
the high frequency power line interference and low
frequency noises. In wavelet filter bank based
denoising, only high frequency noise and power line
interference are removed. The future developments to
this work can be made as follows:
 Implementation of wavelet based denoising for
the removal of base line wander.
 Use of other adaptive methods like FT-RLS,
QRD-RLS algorithms for ECG denoising.
 Application of blind adaptive filtering for ECG
enhancement.
 Real
time
application
of
implemented
algorithms.
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  • 1. Sk. Mastan Vali et al Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 3, Issue 6, Nov-Dec 2013, pp.1022-1025 RESEARCH ARTICLE www.ijera.com OPEN ACCESS Novel Approach of Stationary & Non Stationary Implementation of NLMS & RLMS Algorithms for Suppression of Noise in Cardiac Signals K.Anitha*, Sk. Mastan Vali**, Dr Panakala Rajesh Kumar*** *(Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada) ** (Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada) *** (Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, PVPSIT, Vijayawada) ABSTRACT Adaptive filter is an efficient method to filter ECG signal, because it does not need the signal statistical characteristics. In this paper we present a Gaussian & novel adaptive filter for removing the Baseline wander & power line interference from ECG signals based on recursive least mean square (RLMS) algorithm & Normalized least mean square (NLMS) algorithm. These algorithms are derived based on the minimization of mean square error, average power, power spectral density (PSD). The adaptive filter essentially minimizes the mean square error between a primary input, which is a noisy ECG, and a reference input which is either noise that is correlated in some way with the noise in the primary input. Finally, we have applied RLMS algorithm on ECG signals from the MIT-BIH database and compared its performance with the NLMS algorithm. The simulation result shows that the performance of the RLMS algorithm is superior to that of the NLMS based algorithm in noise reduction. Keywords – adaptive noise cancelation, artifacts, Baseline Wander (BW), ECG signals, Noise cancelation, NLMS and RLMS algorithms, power line interference (PLI) I. INTRODUCTION A normal ECG contains waves, intervals, segments, and one complex as shown in Fig.1. The aim of the ECG simulator is to produce the typical ECG waveforms of different leads and as many arrhythmias as possible. My ECG simulation is a matlab based simulation and is able to produce normal lead II ECG waveform. The use of a simulation has many advantages in the ECG. First one is saving of time and another one is removing the difficulties of taking real ECG signals with invasive and noninvasive methods. The ECG simulator enables us to analyze and study normal and abnormal ECG waveforms without actually using the ECG machine. One can simulate any given ECG waveform using the ECG simulator. Fig.1.Typical E.C.G Waveform www.ijera.com Baseline wanders (BW) and power line interference (PLI) reduction is the first step in all electrocardiographic (ECG) signal processing. The baseline wander is caused by varying electrode-skin impedance, patient’s movements and breath. This kind of disturbances is especially present in exercise electrocardiography, as well as during ambulatory and Holter monitoring. The ECG signal is also degraded by additive 50 or 60 Hz power line interference. This kind of disturbance can be modeled by a sinusoid with respective frequency and random phase. These two artifacts are the dominant artifacts and strongly affect the ST segment, degrade the signal quality, frequency resolution, produces large amplitude signals in ECG that can resemble PQRST waveforms and masks tiny features that are important for clinical monitoring and diagnosis. Cancelation of these artifacts in ECG signals is an important task for better diagnosis. Hence the extraction of high-resolution ECG signals from recordings which are contaminated with background noise is an important issue to investigate. The goal of ECG signal enhancement is to separate the valid signal components from the undesired artifacts, so as to present an ECG that facilitates easy and accurate interpretation. Many approaches have been reported in the literature to address ECG enhancement using both adaptive and non adaptive techniques [1]-[9], The Proposed recursive least mean squares (RLMS) algorithm has generally faster convergence than NLMS but it have less computational complexity. In this paper we have proposed a normalized sign vector 1022 | P a g e
  • 2. Sk. Mastan Vali et al Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 3, Issue 6, Nov-Dec 2013, pp.1022-1025 variable step size RLMS algorithm that has both the faster convergence rate as well as less computational complexity. The performances of the RLMS algorithm and the proposed normalized sign vector variable step size NLMS algorithms are compared. We have shown that the proposed RLMS algorithm overcomes the limitations of NLMS algorithm. PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION Consider a length L, NLMS based adaptive filter, depicted in Fig.2 that makes an input sequence x(n) and updates the weights as w(n  1)  w(n)  x(n)e(n) t Where w( n)  [ w0 (n) w1 (n)  wL 1 ( n)] (2) Lth order adaptive sfilter. The adaptive filter (3) Fig.2. Adaptive filter structure In order to remove the noise from the ECG signal, the ECG signal s1 ( n ) corrupted with noise signal p1 ( n) is applied as the desired response d (n) to the adaptive filter shown in Fig 2. If the noise signal y (n) , possibly recorded from another generator of noise that is correlated in some way with p1 n  is applied at the input of the filter, x(n)  p2 n  the filter error becomes e(n)   p1 (n)  x(n)  y(n) . Where, y(n) is the i.e., filter output and it is given by, y (n)  w (n) x(n) since the signal and noise are uncorrelated, the meansquared error (MSE) becomes. t    E e 2 n   E s1 n   y n   E p12 n  III. 2 (4) coefficients are updated by the recursive LMS algorithm (RLMS) as, w(n  1)  w(n)   sgnxn en  (6) 3.2 NLMS ALGORITHM The NLMS algorithm is a modified form of the standard LMS algorithm. The NLMS algorithm updates the coefficients of an adaptive filter by using the following equation 2 The NLMS algorithm becomes the same as the standard LMS algorithm except that the NLMS algorithm has a time-varying step size μ(n). This step size improves the convergence speed of the adaptive filter. wn  1  wn  2 An adaptive recurrent filter structure is used for acquiring the impulse response of the normal Q, R, S waves. This method is applied to the detection of Pwaves [1]. Normalized LMS (NLMS) algorithms takes into account a variation of the signal level at the filter output and select the normalized step size parameter that results in a stable as well as fast converging algorithm. RLMS algorithm is another class of adaptive algorithm. This algorithm is used in adaptive filters to find the filter coefficients that relates to producing least mean square of the error signal between the desired d (n) and actual signal, y (n) .the xn  xn 2 en (7) The aim of the ECG simulator is to produce the typical ECG waveforms of different leads and as many as possible. This ECG simulator is a MATLAB based simulations and is able to produce normal lead II ECG waveform. The use of a simulator has many advantages in the simulation of ECG waveforms. First one is saving of time and another one is removing the difficulties of taking real ECG signals with invasive and noninvasive methods. The ECG simulator enables us to analyze and study normal and abnormal ECG waveforms without actually using the ECG machine. One can simulate any given ECG waveform using the ECG simulation. -6 SURVEY OF RELATED WORK www.ijera.com t wn  w0 n, w1 (n),... L1 (n) is an w Where, t   3.1 RLMS ALGORITHM The recursive algorithm is obtained from the conventional RLMS recursion by replacing the tapinput vector x(n) with the vector sgnxn  . Consider a signed recursive RLMS based adaptive filter that processes an input signal x(n) and generates the output y(n) as per the following: y n   wt n xn  (5) (1) Error signal e(n)  d (n)  w (n) x(n)  convergence characteristics of both the algorithms are shown in Fig. 3 -8 -10 NLMS RLMS -12 -14 MSE II. www.ijera.com -16 -18 -20 -22 -24 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 Number of Samples Fig3. Typical convergence curves of NLMS and RLMS for PLI cancellation.s 1023 | P a g e
  • 3. Sk. Mastan Vali et al Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 3, Issue 6, Nov-Dec 2013, pp.1022-1025 IV. www.ijera.com SIMULATION RESULTS To show that RLMS algorithm is really effective in clinical situations, the method has been validated using several ECG recordings with a wide variety of wave morphologies from MIT-BIH arrhythmia database. We used the benchmark MITBIH arrhythmia database ECG recordings as the reference for our work and real noise is obtained from MIT-BIH Normal Sinus Rhythm Database (NSTDB). In our simulations we consider both stationary (PLI) and non-stationary (BW) noises. The arrhythmia data base consists of 48 half hour excerpts of two channel ambulatory ECG recordings, which were obtained from 47 subjects, including 25 men aged 32-89 years, and women aged 23-89 years. The recordings were digitized at 360 samples per second per channel with II-bit resolution over a 10 m V range. In our experiments we used a data set of five records (records 101, 102, 103, 104 and 105) but due to space constraint simulation results for record 105 are shown in this paper. In our simulation we collected 7200 samples of ECG signal, a random noise with variance (0") of 0.001, 0.01 and 0.1 is added to the ECG signals to evaluate the performance of the algorithm in terms of Mean square error (MSE), and power spectral density (PSD) signal to noise ratio. For all the figures number of samples is taken on x-axis and amplitude on y-axis, unless stated. Fig3. shows the comparison between RLMS and NLMS algorithms. 4.1 BASELINE WANDER REDUCTION In this experiment, first we collected 7200 samples of the pure ECG signal from the MITBIH arrhythmia database(dataI05) and it is corrupted with real baseline wander (BW) taken from the MIT-BIH Noise Stress Test Database (NSTDB). This database was recorded at a sampling rate of 128Hz from 18 subjects with no significant arrhythmias. The contaminated ECG signal is applied as primary input to the adaptive filter. Fig.4 The real Baseline Wander is given as reference signal. Different filter structures were implemented using the NLMS and RLMS algorithms. to study the relative performance and results are plotted in Fig.6. On average RLMS algorithm gets better improvement, than the NLMS algorithm. Fig. 4. Typical filtering results of baseline wander reduction (a) clean ECG signal, (b) ECG with real BW, (c) recovered signal using NLMS algorithm, (d) recovered signal using RLMS algorithm Fig 5. (a) Frequency spectrum of ECG with PLI, (b) Frequency spectrum after filtering with NLMS algorithm, (c) Frequency spectrum after filtering with RLMS algorithm. 4.2 POWER LINE INTERFERENCE CANCELLER To demonstrate power line interference (PLI) cancelation we have chosen MIT-BIH record number 105. The input to the filter is ECG signal corresponds to the data 105 corrupted with synthetic PLI with amplitude 1mv and frequency 50Hz, sampled at 200Hz. The reference signal is synthesized PLI, the output of the filter is recovered signal. These results are shown in Fig.5. The power spectrum of the noisy signal before and after filtering with NLMS and RLMS algorithms www.ijera.com 1024 | P a g e
  • 4. Sk. Mastan Vali et al Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 3, Issue 6, Nov-Dec 2013, pp.1022-1025 www.ijera.com REFERENCES [I] [2] [3] [4] Fig6.The base line wander, power line interference cancellation by using NLMS and RLMS algorithms. V. CONCLUSION In this paper the process of noise removal from ECG signal using NLMS based adaptive filtering is presented. For this, the input and the desired response signals are properly chosen in such a way that the filter output is the best least squared estimate of the original ECG signal. In this paper the problem of noise cancellation from ECG signals using novel adaptive filtering approach is proposed and tested on real ECG signals obtained from MITBIH data base. For this, the input is delayed and the reference signal is the input itself. The proposed treatment exploits the modifications in the weight update formula and thus pushes up the speed over the respective NLMS and RLMS based realizations. Our simulations, however, confirm that the performance of the RLMS is better than the NLMS algorithm in terms of SNR and MSE. VI. FUTURE WORK In the Future work, the window based FIR and MLMS algorithm based adaptive filters remove the high frequency power line interference and low frequency noises. In wavelet filter bank based denoising, only high frequency noise and power line interference are removed. The future developments to this work can be made as follows:  Implementation of wavelet based denoising for the removal of base line wander.  Use of other adaptive methods like FT-RLS, QRD-RLS algorithms for ECG denoising.  Application of blind adaptive filtering for ECG enhancement.  Real time application of implemented algorithms. www.ijera.com [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] Y. Deer Lin and Y.Hen Hu, "Power-line interference detection and suppression in ECG signal processing," IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, vol. 55, pp. 354357, January, 2008. N. V. Thacker and Y. S. Zhu, "Applications of adaptive filtering to ECG analysis: noise cancellation and arrhythmia detection," IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, vol. J. M. Leski and N. Henzel,"ECG baseline wander and power line interference reduction using nonlinear filter bank," Signal Processing, vol. 85, pp. 781-793, 2005. c. Meyer, J. F. Gavela, and M. Harris," Combining algorithms in auto-matic detection of QRS complexes in ECG signals," IEEE Transactions on Information Tech. in Biomedicine, vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 468475, July, 2006. S. Olmos and P. Laguna, "Steady-state MSE convergence analysis in LMS adaptive filters with deterministic reference inputs for biomedical signals”, IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 48, pp. 2229-2241, August, 2006. C. Brouse, G. A. Bumont, F. J. Herrmann, and J. M. Ansermino, "A wavelet approach to detecting electrocautery noise in the ECG", IEEE Eng. Med. and BioI. Mag., vol. 25, no. 4, pp. 76-82, Augnst, 2006. M. Kotas, "Application of projection pursuit based robust principal component analysis to ECG enhancement", Biomedical Signal Processing and Control, vol. 1, pp. 289-298, February, 2007. Floris. E, A. Schlaefer, S. Dietrich and A. Schweikard, "A Fast Lane Approach to LMS prediction of respiratory motion signals", Biomedical Signal Processing and Control, vol. 3, pp. 291-299, July, 2008. G.Mihov and I.Dotsinsky, "Power-line interference elimination from ECG in case of non-multiplicity between the sampling rate and the power line frequency;' Biomedical Signal Processing and Control, vol.3, pp.334-340, June, 2000. 1025 | P a g e