
handle: 11421/20431 , 11421/20707
Sparse signal reconstruction from compressive measurements assumes a grid of possible support points from which to estimate the signal support set. However, reconstruction of high measurement resolution waveforms is very sensitive to small grid offsets and assuming a fixed grid may result to information loss. On the other hand, identifying sparse elements over a very fine grid to minimize information loss is computationally prohibitive. In this work grid matching is performed via a computationally efficient multi-stage Monte Carlo sampling approach. The multistage sampling method identifies sparse signal elements and chooses the appropriate grid using information from compressively acquired measurements and any prior information on the signal structure. The effectiveness of the method in reconstructing high resolution waveforms, after compressive acquisition, is demonstrated via a simulation study.
HAVELSAN, METEKSAN SAVUNMA, TUBITAK, METRON Sci Solut, Off Naval Res Global Sci & Technol, Ankara Univ, Sabanci Univ, STM, TAI, ASELSAN, Koc Bilgi Savunma Teknolojileri A S, Kale Havacilik, Int Soc Infromat Fus, IEEE, AESS
16th International Conference on Information Fusion (FUSION) -- JUL 09-12, 2013 -- Istanbul, TURKEY
WOS: 000341370000279
Monte Carlo Methods, Sparse Reconstruction, Grid Matching, Bayesian Compressive Sensing
Monte Carlo Methods, Sparse Reconstruction, Grid Matching, Bayesian Compressive Sensing
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