Deterministic Compressed Sensing
Compressed sensing continues to thrive, with young and established, Computer Science/Analysis/Communication theory/Applied signal processing researchers continuing to generate new results rapidly.The Rice site manages to keep pace, and the algorithms community is well-represented. Recent algorithmic results from upcoming SODA08 include:
- Mark Iwen's "A Deterministic Sub-linear Time Sparse Fourier Algorithm via Non-adaptive Compressed Sensing Methods". Mark improves upon prior deterministic compressed sensing results by using better grouptesting family of sets.
- Piotr Indyk's "Explicit constructions for compressed sensing of sparse signals". Improved constructions using expanders. (Though not immediately related, check out his talk.)
2 Comments:
Those aren't the only SODA 08 papers on compressed sensing. There is also: "Almost Euclidean subspaces of l_1^N via expander codes" by Guruswami, Lee, and Razborov (even though it doesn't sound like it).
Absolutely, mea culpa. I need to read that paper. -- metoo.
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