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20 September 2007 Estimation algorithms with noisy frame coefficients
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The Rangan-Goyal (RG) algorithm is a recursive method for constructing an estimate xNRd of a signal xRd, given Nd frame coefficient measurements of x that have been corrupted by uniform noise. Rangan and Goyal proved that the RG-algorithm is constrained by the Bayesian lower bound: lim infN→∞N2 E||xxN||2 > 0. As a positive counterpart to this, they also proved that for every p < 1 and xRd, the RG-algorithm satisfies limN→∞ Np||xxN|| = 0 almost surely. One consequence of the existing results is that one "almost" has mean square error E||xxN||2 of order 1/N2 for random choices of frames. It is proven here that the RG-algorithm achieves mean square error of the optimal order 1/N2, and the applicability of such error estimates is also extended to deterministic frames where ordering issues play an important role. Approximation error estimates for consistent reconstruction are also proven.
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Alexander M. Powell "Estimation algorithms with noisy frame coefficients", Proc. SPIE 6701, Wavelets XII, 67010U (20 September 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.732748
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KEYWORDS
Error analysis

Optical spheres

Reconstruction algorithms

Roentgenium

Quantization

Interference (communication)

Algorithms

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