Application of barrier algorithm in signal reconstruction via compressive sampling
Rıfat Volkan Şenyuva, Emin Anarım, Güneş Karabulut Kurt
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Rıfat Volkan Şenyuva, Emin Anarım, Güneş Karabulut Kurt
Abstract
In this work signal reconstruction via compressive sampling is investigated. Compressive sampling theory extends the classical Shannon-Nyquist sampling theory for signals with arbitrary support. Conditions for exact signal reconstruction are covered. Signal reconstruction via compressive sampling is shown to be an ℓ1-norm minimization problem which can be solved as a norm approximation problem. Norm approximation problem is cast as a linear program and barrier method is implemented in its solution. Numerical experiments are conducted to compare the empirical bounds obtained via the barrier algorithm against the analytical results.
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In this work signal reconstruction via compressive sampling is investigated. Compressive sampling theory extends the classical Shannon-Nyquist sampling theory for signals with arbitrary support. Conditions for exact signal reconstruction are covered. Signal reconstruction via compressive sampling is shown to be an ℓ1-norm minimization problem which can be solved as a norm approximation problem. Norm approximation problem is cast as a linear program and barrier method is implemented in its solution. Numerical experiments are conducted to compare the empirical bounds obtained via the barrier algorithm against the analytical results.
Key concepts: Compressed sensing, Signal reconstruction, Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem, Norm (philosophy), SIGNAL (programming language), Sampling (signal processing), Algorithm, Nyquist rate