On the gap between local recovery guarantees in structured compressed sensing and oracle estimates

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• Claire Boyer (UPMC)
• Friday 02 March 2018, 14:00-15:00
• MR12.

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First we will introduce a compressed sensing (CS) theory more compatible with real-life applications: we derive guarantees to ensure reconstruction of a structured sparse signal of interest while imposing structure in the acquisition (no Gaussian measurements here…). We will study how far those CS results are from oracle-type guarantees, and we will show that they are similar in terms of the required number of measurements. These results give an insight to design new optimal sampling strategies when realistic physical constraints are imposed in the acquisition. Secondly, we will present some generation of sampling patterns in MRI , consisting in projecting a density onto a set of admissible measures.

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