Innovative Music-Key promotes Heterogeneous Cardiological Information Communications in COVID-19 Telecardiac System

Joydeep Dey¹

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.8 , Issue.8 , pp.38-42, Aug-2022

Online published on Aug 31, 2022

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Abstract :
The corona virus had pushed the clinical and health sciences for one more new and emergent wing as telemedicine. In the field of telemedicine of COVID-19, Internet and natural inspiration protocols help to convey private data of various cardiovascular reports to various cardiologists for better treatment, perspectives, and conclusions. Such heterogeneous cardiac reports are to be gotten so as to restore the patients` protection and mystery. Music-key has been proposed here through metaheuristics calculation of hamony search followed by AES encryption. Cardiovascular infections (CVDs) are heart sickness connected with blockage of supply routes and veins. Cardiovascular co-horrible patients are at the most noteworthy gamble of COVID-19. Such patients are to be analyzed and treated appropriately. This paper presents a got diverting of the heterogeneous cardiovascular reports of the patients. Such were to be applied on the metaheuristic music-key age followed by AES encryption. The intricacy of the proposed music-key age module had been O(m*log n). Making the heterogeneous reports into non-clear organization for the harmful gatecrashers is the critical goal of the proposed strategy. A few numerical tests were carried on the proposed technique, and getting satisfactory outcomes up to this point. The typical p-upsides of three factual tests on the proposed group of music-keys were noted as 0.310, 0.282, and 0.302. In this way, pushing the COVID-19 Telecardiac System framework with safer and vigor credits.

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COVID-19 Telecardiac System, Music-key, Harmony Search

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