A Note on Compressed Sensing of Structured Sparse Wavelet Coefficients From Subsampled Fourier Measurements
A Note on Compressed Sensing of Structured Sparse Wavelet Coefficients From Subsampled Fourier Measurements
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DOI:
10.1109/lsp.2016.2550101
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发表时间:
2016-05-01
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3.9
通讯作者:
Roman, Bogdan
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作者:
Adcock, Ben;Hansen, Anders C.;Roman, Bogdan
We consider signal recovery from Fourier measurements using compressed sensing (CS) with wavelets. For discrete signals with structured sparse Haar wavelet coefficients, we give the first proof of near-optimal recovery from discrete Fourier samples taken according to an appropriate variable density sampling scheme. Crucially, in taking into account such structured sparsity-known as sparsity in levels-as opposed to just sparsity, this result yields recovery guarantees that agree with the empirically observed recovery properties of CS in this setting. This result complements a recent theorem in Adcock et al. [Breaking the coherence barrier: A new theory for compressed sensing, arXiv preprint arXiv: 1302.0561, 2014.], which addressed the case of continuous time signals. Moreover, we provide a significantly shorter and more expositional argument, which clearly illustrates the key factors governing recovery in this setting: namely the division of frequency space into dyadic bands corresponding to wavelet scales, the near-block diagonality of the Fourier/wavelet cross-Gramian matrix, and the structured sparsity of wavelet coefficients.