A huge number of algorithms are found in recent literature to de-noise a signal or enhancement of signal. In this paper we use: static filters, digital adaptive filters, discrete wavelet transform (DWT), backpropagation, Hopfield neural network (NN) and convolutional neural network (CNN) to de-noise both speech and biomedical signals. The relative performance of ten de-noising methods of the paper is measured using signal to noise ratio (SNR) in dB shown in tabular form. The objective of this paper is to select the best algorithm in de-noising of speech and biomedical signals separately. In this paper we experimentally found that, the backpropagation NN is the best for de-noising of biomedical signal and CNN is found as the best for de-noising of speech signal, where the processing time of CNN is found three times higher than that of backpropagation.

In this paper, we use three machine learning techniques: Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) along different Eigen vectors of an image, Fuzzy Inference System (FIS) and Fuzzy c-mean clustering (FCM) to recognize objects and human face. Again, Fuzzy c-mean clustering is combined with multiple linear regression (MLR) to reduce the four-dimensional variable into two dimensional variables to get the influence of all variables on the scatterplot. To keep the outlier within narrow range, the MLR is again applied in logistic regression. Individual method is found suitable for particular type of object recognition but does not reveal standard range of recognition for all types of objects. For example, LDA along Eigen vector provides high accuracy of detection for human face recognition but very poor performance is found against discrete objects like chair, butterfly etc. The FCM and FIS are found to provide moderate result in all kinds of object detection but combination of three methods of the paper provide expected result with low process time compared to deep leaning neural network.