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Signal Reconstruction Under Incomplete And Inaccurate Measurements

Posted on:2020-05-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J Y JiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330596467261Subject:Basic mathematics
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For signal f?F???RN,we do incomplete and inaccurate linear measurement y=F?f + ?(F??R|?|ŚN,|?|<<N,??R|?| is measurement error).So,in the sense of l2 norm,is it possible for us to reconstruct f perfectly from incomplete and inaccurate measurement y?In fact,if the signal cluster F has sparse structure under some certain representation,then it is possible to reconstruct the original signal with a very high accuracy from very few random measurements.Sparsity requirement sim-plify the problem into a constrained l0 minimization problem,while l0 minimization is a NP-hard problem,it's solution requires searching for all column combinations of F.This paper mainly considers the approximation of l0 problem.Considering that signals usually have different sparsity at different locations,we propose an adaptive variable exponential generalized quasi norm ?g?lp?g?S to approximate ?g?l0.We trans-form the non-convex generalized quasi norm minimization problem into a sequence of convex quadratic programming by using iterative techniques.In the iteration,we let?p?g????0 to complete the approximation of the l0 minimization.In this paper,we apply the proposed l0 approximation algorithm to three typical compressed sensing problems.The numerical results show that our algorithm still performs well under very few measurements.Moreover,it is more stable than similar non-convex algorithms.
Keywords/Search Tags:Compressed sensing, Random projection, Measurement matrix, Signal recovery, Non-convex optimization
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