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... difference, and wavelet. The cases of Random 1 and 2 are constructed using the procedure explained in Items 1 and 2 in Section VI, respectively. We build the wavelet matrices with Daubechies structure where we retain ... See full document

... Inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) can provide high-resolution electromagnetic image of targets, and it plays an irreplaceable role in many military and civilian applications, such as target recognition and space ... See full document

... compressive sensing (CS)-based channel estimation technique for asymmetrically clipped optical-orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (ACO-OFDM) visible light communications (VLC) in 5G ...bit error ... See full document

... to the inputs of each successive layer. It is remarkable that the proposed model is robust to the input because it can reconstruct the original signals from the corrupted input. The proposed model extracts robust ... See full document

... remote sensing research and application in ...compressive sensing algorithm is proposed, which enables a distributed compressed sensing reconstruction of plant hyperspectral ...are ... See full document

... To quantify the structural differences between a distorted image and original image, different properties of the human visual system are used. The quality of reconstructed images is evaluated using parameters like Mean ... See full document

... It is possible that more than one kind of noise exist in the system. The proposed method was applied to the reconstruction from y corrupted by both Gaussian and impulsive noises. The examples of the reconstruction ... See full document

... on compressed sensing has shown that random projections can guarantee the recovery of a near-optimal approximation of compressible data, with very little degradation of ...with error comparable to ... See full document

... In actual MIMO-OFDM communication systems, accur- ate channel estimation is obtained by the aid of training data. The frequency-domain pilot is the most common training data [7]. In the past, lots of research focusing on ... See full document

... minimum error. Performance of compressive sensing is better when compared to wavelet compression as there is a minimum error with same compression rate using different ... See full document

... Selection and design of over-complete dictionary is a key problem of sparse representation theory. Presently, there are three major image sparse representation dictionaries: orthogonal system, frame system and ... See full document

... Abstract—In this work, we consider a minimum mean square error (MMSE) estimator utilizing compressed sensing (CS) idea when the system is underdetermined. First, we attempt to directly solve the ... See full document

... traditional compressed sensing ISAR imaging algorithm is based on row and column stacking, the image matrix is arranged as a long vector, and then a one-dimensional compressed sensing method ... See full document

... There are lots of papers published in the field of CS based ECG reconstruction most of them considers CS as a technique for compression rather than a sensing paradigm [12-17]. Recently in May-2015 Abo-Zahhad, ... See full document

... the Compressed Sensing is to reconstruct the sparse signal using a small number of linear measurements of signal ...they compressed and transmitted the signals at the transmitter node and they can ... See full document

... the compressed signal. The reconstruction of the compressed signal is done with two types of matching pursuit algorithms such as Orthogonal matching pursuit(OMP) and Compressive Sampling matching pursuit ... See full document

... In addition to the simulated experiments with Shepp-Logan phantom, phase contrast X-ray imaging of a real polystyrene phantom was also performed. We collected 180 radiographs at 180 views. From this full data set, ... See full document

... Compressed Sensing (CS) is a new theory of signal processing, proposed by [1] [2]. If the sampled signal has sparsity or compressibility, the original signal can be recovered well by sampling only a small ... See full document

... Compressed sensing is a signal processing technique where the number of samples needed for reconstruction is much lower than that required in traditional sampling ...possible compressed ... See full document

... In this subsection, we carried out numerical experiments to demonstrate the computational complexity of TSA empirically on randomly chosen Gaussian sensing matri- ces. Figure 3a, b shows the distribution of ... See full document