2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.sigpro.2020.107729
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Deep learning methods for solving linear inverse problems: Research directions and paradigms

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“…1. The decomposition of the error in the solution of linear inverse problems [1]. observed data is often corrupted by some noise n ∈ R M , i.e., y = Ax + n, (2) so that the recovery of the vector of interest from the observation vector is only possible subject to some approximation.…”
Section: Recovery Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…1. The decomposition of the error in the solution of linear inverse problems [1]. observed data is often corrupted by some noise n ∈ R M , i.e., y = Ax + n, (2) so that the recovery of the vector of interest from the observation vector is only possible subject to some approximation.…”
Section: Recovery Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a long-standing problem, a number of algorithms have been proposed in literature to solve linear inverse problems. There are two broad classes of approaches to tackle inverse problems, i.e., model based approaches and learning based approaches [1,2]. Model-based approaches leverage knowledge of the underlying linear model to solve inverse problems via the formulation of optimization problems that include two terms in the objective: (1) a data fidelity term and (2) a data regularization.…”
Section: Recovery Signalmentioning
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“…For complex communications scenarios that are difficult to describe with concrete mathematical models, AI could be a potential solution in order to provide promising new benefits. In addition, AI has been proved be a powerful tool in solving linear inverse problems [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%