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2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12220-020-00493-0
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Optimally Sparse Representations of Cartoon-Like Cylindrical Data

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“…We start by defining the class of 4-dimensional cylindrical cartoon-like functions associated with our data model. This definition extends a similar definition in the 3-dimensional setting that was introduced by some of the authors [19] as a modification of the better known class of cartoon-like functions, originally proposed by Donoho [21] to provide a simplified model of natural images.…”
Section: Sparse Cylindrical Shearlets Approximationsmentioning
confidence: 66%
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“…We start by defining the class of 4-dimensional cylindrical cartoon-like functions associated with our data model. This definition extends a similar definition in the 3-dimensional setting that was introduced by some of the authors [19] as a modification of the better known class of cartoon-like functions, originally proposed by Donoho [21] to provide a simplified model of natural images.…”
Section: Sparse Cylindrical Shearlets Approximationsmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…As we discuss below, the cylindrical shearlets we consider in this paper are derived from a modified construction that handles spatial and temporal coordinates with different geometric sensitivities. As already indicated by some of the authors in [19] and further argued in this paper, this construction entails distinct mathematical properties with respect to conventional shearlets and significant potential advantages in the context of spatio-temporal data.…”
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confidence: 77%
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