A family of the subgradient algorithm with several cosparsity inducing functions to the cosparse recovery problem
A family of the subgradient algorithm with several cosparsity inducing functions to the cosparse recovery problem
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10.1016/j.patrec.2016.05.012
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2016-09
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Guinan Wang;Hongjuan Zhang;Shiwei Yu;Shuxue Ding
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Guinan Wang;Hongjuan Zhang;Shiwei Yu;Shuxue Ding
In the past decade, there has been a great interest in the sparse synthesis model for signal. The researchers have obtained a series of achievements about the sparse representation. The cosparse analysis model as the corresponding version of the sparse synthesis model has drawn much attention in recent years. Many approaches have been proposed to solve this model. In some conventional general, these methods usually relaxedl0-norm tol1-norm orl2-norm to represent the cospasity of signal, from which some reasonable algorithms have been developed. Furthermore, this work will present a new alternative way to replace thel0-norm based on the cosparsity inducing function, which is closer tol0-norm thanl1-norm andl2-norm. Based on this function, we firstly construct the objective function and give a constrained optimal model of the cosparse recovery problem. Then we propose a subgradient algorithm – cosparsity inducing function (CIF) algorithm, which belongs to a two-layer optimization algorithm. Specifically, through converting the constrained optimal problem into the unconstrained case, we firstly obtain a temporary optimal variable, in which the cosparsity inducing function is approximated using its local linear approximation in order to avoid its nonconvex property. Secondly, a new cosupport is given by projecting the temporary optimal variable into the cosparse subspace and then keeping thelsmallest elements. Besides, the desired signal is estimated using a conjugate gradient algorithm on the new cosupport. Moreover, we study the relative theoretical analysis about CIF algorithm. Simulations on the recovering of the unknown signal in the cosparse analysis model indicate its better performance at last.