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Sparse Signals Reconstruction via Adaptive Iterative Greedy Algorithm

Walid Osamy, Ahmed Salim, Ahmed Aziz

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Compressive sensing(CS) is an emerging research field that has applications in signal processing, error correction, medical imaging, seismology, and many more other areas.CS promises to efficiently reconstruct a sparse signal vector via a much smaller number of linear measurements than its dimension.In order to improve CS reconstruction performance, this paper present a novel reconstruction greedy algorithm called the Enhanced Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (E-OMP).E-OMP falls into the general category of Two Stage Thresholding(TST)-type algorithms where it consists of consecutive forward and backward stages.During the forward stage, E-OMP depends on solving the least square problem to select columns from the measurement matrix.Furthermore, E-OMP uses a simple backtracking step to detect the previous chosen columns accuracy and then remove the false columns at each time.From simulations it is observed that E-OMP improve the reconstruction performance better than Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (OMP) and Regularized OMP (ROMP).

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Compressive sensing(CS) is an emerging research field that has applications in signal processing, error correction, medical imaging, seismology, and many more other areas.CS promises to efficiently reconstruct a sparse signal vector via a much smaller number of linear measurements than its dimension.In order to improve CS reconstruction performance, this paper present a novel reconstruction greedy algorithm called the Enhanced Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (E-OMP).E-OMP falls into the general category of Two Stage Thresholding(TST)-type algorithms where it consists of consecutive forward and backward stages.During the forward stage, E-OMP depends on solving the least square problem to select columns from the measurement matrix.Furthermore, E-OMP uses a simple backtracking step to detect the previous chosen columns accuracy and then remove the false columns at each time.From simulations it is observed that E-OMP improve the reconstruction performance better than Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (OMP) and Regularized OMP (ROMP).

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Compressive sensing(CS) is an emerging research field that has applications in signal processing, error correction, medical imaging, seismology, and many more other areas.CS promises to efficiently reconstruct a sparse signal vector via a much smaller number of linear measurements than its dimension.In order to improve CS reconstruction performance, this paper present a novel reconstruction greedy algorithm called the Enhanced Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (E-OMP).E-OMP falls into the general category of Two Stage Thresholding(TST)-type algorithms where it consists of consecutive forward and backward stages.During the forward stage, E-OMP depends on solving the least square problem to select columns from the measurement matrix.Furthermore, E-OMP uses a simple backtracking step to detect the previous chosen columns accuracy and then remove the false columns at each time.From simulations it is observed that E-OMP improve the reconstruction performance better than Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (OMP) and Regularized OMP (ROMP).

Key concepts: Computer science, Greedy algorithm, Algorithm

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