Low-Power Online ECG Analysis Using Neural Networks

Modarressi, Mehdi; Yasoubi, Ali; Modarressi, Maryam

doi:10.1109/dsd.2016.104

2016 Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design (DSD) 2016

DOI: 10.1109/dsd.2016.104

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Low-Power Online ECG Analysis Using Neural Networks

Mehdi Modarressi

Ali Yasoubi

Maryam Modarressi

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“…Consequently, Shi i law was placed in closer and clearer relationship to legal theory. 43 Unsurprisingly, the first works devoted to al-qawā id al-fiqhiyya (legal principles) appear with the Amilis. 44 These works reflected a practical need for making available to the jurist the widest range of legal cases possible and the diverse rulings on these cases, as well as the need to address new ones.…”

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SHIʿI JURISPRUDENCE, SUNNISM, AND THE TRADITIONIST THOUGHT (AKHBĀRĪ) OF MUHAMMAD AMIN ASTARABADI (D. 1626–27)

Abisaab¹

2015

Int. J. Middle East Stud.

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In the early 17th century, the Shiʿi juristic tradition experienced the first coherent refutation of uṣūliyya, the ijtihādī rationalism used by the mujtahids, at the hands of Mulla Muhammad Amin Astarabadi (d. 1626–27). The latter rejected the efforts of leading Iraqi and Syrian jurists to apply ijtihād (rational legal inference), hadith categorization, and dirāya (scrutiny and stratification of accounts) in deriving Shiʿi law. The main studies on Astarabadi's akhbārī (traditionist) movement treat it as a reaction to the “influence” of Sunnism on the mujtahids or to their excessive “borrowings” from it, and stress the traditionists’ abhorrence of assimilating any aspect of Sunnism. Underlining the shortcomings of these explanations, this article presents Astarabadi's thought as a discursive development within the Shiʿi juristic tradition, which is part of the grand Islamic tradition. Astarabadi became skeptical of the mujtahids’ epistemology and methodology and was concerned that they jeopardized God's law and hence the believer's salvation. He protested the Safavid monarchs’ legitimation of uṣūlī legal authority, the latter's hierarchical features, and, ultimately, the sociopolitical domination of the ʿAmili mujtahids from Jabal ʿAmil in Syria (or modern-day South Lebanon), starting with al-Muhaqqiq al-Karaki (d. 1534).

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SHIʿI JURISPRUDENCE, SUNNISM, AND THE TRADITIONIST THOUGHT (AKHBĀRĪ) OF MUHAMMAD AMIN ASTARABADI (D. 1626–27)

Abisaab¹

2015

Int. J. Middle East Stud.

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Low-Power Online ECG Analysis Using Neural Networks

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SHIʿI JURISPRUDENCE, SUNNISM, AND THE TRADITIONIST THOUGHT (AKHBĀRĪ) OF MUHAMMAD AMIN ASTARABADI (D. 1626–27)

SHIʿI JURISPRUDENCE, SUNNISM, AND THE TRADITIONIST THOUGHT (AKHBĀRĪ) OF MUHAMMAD AMIN ASTARABADI (D. 1626–27)

Using casual reasoning for anomaly detection among ECG live data streams in ubiquitous healthcare monitoring systems

Energy-efficient acceleration of convolutional neural networks using computation reuse

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