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On sparse signal representations

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On sparse signal representations

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An elementary proof of a basic uncertainty principle concerning pairs of representations of ?? vectors in different orthonormal bases is provided. The result, slightly stronger than stated before, has a direct impact on the uniqueness property of the sparse representation of such vectors using pairs of orthonormal bases as overcomplete dictionaries. The main contribution in this paper is the improvement of an important result due to Donoho and Huo concerning the replacement of the ??? optimization problem by a linear programming minimization when searching for the unique sparse representation.

Michael Elad, Alfred M. Bruckstein

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Added	25 Oct 2009
Updated	25 Oct 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	ICIP
Authors	Michael Elad, Alfred M. Bruckstein

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