
doi: 10.1137/070696143
This paper presents new fast algorithms to minimize total variation and more generally l1-norms under a general convex constraint. Such problems are standards of image processing. The algorithms are based on a recent advance in convex optimization proposed by Yurii Nesterov. Depending on the regularity of the data fidelity term, we solve either a primal problem or a dual problem. First we show that standard first-order schemes allow one to get solutions of precision epsilon in O( 1/epsilon2) iterations at worst. We propose a scheme that allows one to obtain a solution of precision in O( 1/epsilon ) iterations for a general convex constraint. For a strongly convex constraint, we solve a dual problem with a scheme that requires O( 1 /√epsilon ) iterations to get a solution of precision epsilon. Finally we perform some numerical experiments which confirm the theoretical results on various problems of image processing.
lp-norms, Nesterov scheme, texture+geometry decomposition, l1-norm minimization, bounded and nonbounded noises, gradient and subgradient descents, [INFO.INFO-TI] Computer Science [cs]/Image Processing [eess.IV], duality, total variation minimization, complexity
lp-norms, Nesterov scheme, texture+geometry decomposition, l1-norm minimization, bounded and nonbounded noises, gradient and subgradient descents, [INFO.INFO-TI] Computer Science [cs]/Image Processing [eess.IV], duality, total variation minimization, complexity
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