New Statistical Challenges Posed by Multiscale and Adaptive Representations
New Statistical Challenges Posed by Multiscale and Adaptive Representations
批准号:
0072661
负责人:
Iain Johnstone
金额:
$85.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-07-15 至 2005-06-30
中文摘要
多尺度和自适应代表提出的新统计挑战D.L.多诺霍和I.M.约翰斯通,PI。项目时间:07/01/00—06/30/05项目将涉及以下具体主题:层析成像中的估计:根据初步计算,曲线紧框架的表示似乎比传统的层析成像方法实现更快的收敛速度。时频分析中的估计和测试:通过在时频平面上部署曲线,建立了一个新的小波紧框架。这种新的表示方法有望在有噪声的情况下对啁啾进行检测和估计。最近在计算视觉方面的研究提出了“什么是表示自然图像的最佳基础?”“有人提出,在快速增长的关于这一主题的文献中,许多经验结果可以用分析构建的表征来解释和改进:脊波和曲线。”几何驱动扩散在应用图像处理中很受欢迎,但其定量性能尚未得到很好的理解。建议利用多尺度脊波等最新工具发展定量统计理论。基于稀疏的思想的扩展。寻找“白噪声中的边”和“白噪声中的子空间”的问题为推广现有的稀疏性思想提供了具有挑战性和及时的方向。测试稀疏均值。当随机向量可能表现出未知的稀疏度时,提出了一种自适应方法来测试随机向量的平均值是否为非零。大协方差矩阵上特征值的渐近性。在随机矩阵理论最新进展的基础上,制定了大数据矩阵主成分的统计理论。根据“可重复研究”的原则,本项目的软件和数据将在公共领域的wavab系统的未来版本中提供。近年来,对小波和时频方法的研究已经扩展到构建新的表示系统,包括为特定现象定制的系统。例子包括小波包和余弦包,以及最近的小波、脊波、小波、小波和曲波等系统。与此同时,在统计分析和相关领域的研究允许数据本身决定其最佳表示系统的设计。主成分(即karhunen - loeve分解)是这种数据自适应表示的最古老的例子;最近提出了许多新的观点,如独立成分分析。提出者在这两个领域都很活跃,创造了新的图像和信号表示,并发展了统计理论来支持自适应信号表示。当前的项目将(a)追求最近引入曲线所带来的两个机会,(b)解决两个活跃的应用研究领域,计算视觉和几何驱动扩散,以及(c)攻击一些被认为是统计决策理论新发展核心的问题。主题(a)可能对断层摄影、图像和信号处理的应用工作产生影响,并且(c)可能影响主成分在气候和全球变化研究等领域的应用。
英文摘要
NEW STATISTICAL CHALLENGES POSED BY MULTISCALE AND ADAPTIVEREPRESENTATIONS D.L. Donoho & I.M. Johnstone, PI's.Project period: 07/01/00 -- 06/30/05The project will address the following specific topics:1. Estimation in tomography: the curvelet tight frame ofrepresentation seems, according to preliminary calculations, toachieve faster rates of convergence than traditional tomographicmethods.2. Estimation and testing in time-frequency analysis: a new tightframe of chirplets has been built by deploying curvelets in thetime-frequency plane. The new representation has promise for detection andestimation of chirps in the presence of noise.3. Recent work in computational vision asks ``what is the best basisfor representing natural images?'' It is proposed that many empiricalresults in the rapidly growing literature on this topic might beexplained and improved using analytically-constructed representations:ridgelets and curvelets.4. Geometry-driven diffusions are popular in applied image processing-- but their quantitative performance is not well-understood. It isproposed to develop a quantitative statistical theory using recenttools such as multiscale ridgelets.5. Extensions of Sparsity-Based ideas. Problems of finding `edgels inwhite noise' and `subspaces in white noise' offer challenging andtimely directions in which to generalize existing sparsity ideas.6. Testing Sparse Means. An adaptive approach is suggested fortesting if the mean of a random vector is nonzero, when the vectormight exhibit an unknown degree of sparsity.7. Asymptotics of top eigenvalues of large covariance matrices.A program is set out to develop statistical theory for principalcomponents of large data matrices based on recent progress inrandom matrix theory.Consistent with the principle of ``reproducible research'', softwareand figures from this project will be made available in futurereleases of the public domain WaveLab system.In recent years, research in wavelets and time-frequency methods hasbroadened to construct new systems of representation, includingsystems custom-tailored for specific phenomena. Examples includewavelet packets and cosine packets, and very recently, systems likeedgelets, ridgelets, chirplets, warplets, and curvelets. In parallel,research in statistical analysis and cognate fields allows datathemselves to dictate the design of their own optimal systems ofrepresentation. Principal components (i.e. Karhunen-Loevedecomposition) is the oldest example of such data-adaptiverepresentation; many newer ideas have been proposed recently, such asindependent components analysis. The proposers have beenactive in both domains, creating new image and signalrepresentations and developing statistical theory to underpin adaptivesignal representations. The current project will (a) pursue twoopportunities arising from the recent introduction of curvelets, (b)address two active applied research areas, computational vision andgeometry driven diffusions, and (c) attack some issues which areargued to be at the core of new developments in statistical decisiontheory. Topic (a) may have implications for applied work intomography, image and signal processing, and (c) may impact applieduses of principal components in domains such as climate and globalchange studies.
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