2018
DOI: 10.1587/transinf.2017edl8166
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Performance Evaluation of Finite Sparse Signals for Compressed Sensing Frameworks

Abstract: SUMMARY In this paper, we consider to develop a recovery algorithm of a sparse signal for a compressed sensing (CS) framework over finite fields. A basic framework of CS for discrete signals rather than continuous signals is established from the linear measurement step to the reconstruction. With predetermined priori distribution of a sparse signal, we reconstruct it by using a message passing algorithm, and evaluate the performance obtained from simulation. We compare our simulation results with the theoretic… Show more

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“…Incidentally, we just take it as a black box, and the detail construction can also utilize the corresponding method in previous studies. [16][17][18][19] Definition 7. Let RecSig(F, y) is a polynomial time algorithm, when inputs parameters (F, y), it outputs signals…”
Section: Reconstruction Of Signalsmentioning
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“…Incidentally, we just take it as a black box, and the detail construction can also utilize the corresponding method in previous studies. [16][17][18][19] Definition 7. Let RecSig(F, y) is a polynomial time algorithm, when inputs parameters (F, y), it outputs signals…”
Section: Reconstruction Of Signalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , x n T 2 Z n 2 be d-spare signal, v be the measurement times to x needed in CS algorithm, it satisfying n ) v (note that we just take CS as a black-box, so the specific relationship among v, d, and n is based on concrete CS algorithm, [16][17][18][19] We need an oracle O to solve LWE with respect to L(G T ) for any error vector in some P 1=2 (q Á B) where B k k = O(1). (The constructions of oracle O can be seen in section 4 in MP12.)…”
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