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20 September 2007 L0-based sparse approximation: two alternative methods and some applications
Javier Portilla, Luis Mancera
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We propose two methods for sparse approximation of images under l2 error metric. First one performs an approximation error minimization given a lp-norm of the representation through alternated orthogonal projections onto two sets. We study the cases p = 0 (sub-optimal) and p = 1 (optimal), and find that the l0-AP method is neatly superior, for typical images and overcomplete oriented pyramids. Given that l1-AP is optimal, this shows that it is not equivalent in practical image processing conditions to minimize one or the other norm, contrarily to what is often assumed. The second method is more powerful, and it performs gradient descent onto decreasingly smoothed versions of the sparse approximation cost function, yielding a method previously proposed as a heuristic. We adapt these techniques for being applied to image restoration, with very positive results.
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Javier Portilla and Luis Mancera "L0-based sparse approximation: two alternative methods and some applications", Proc. SPIE 6701, Wavelets XII, 67011Z (20 September 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.736231
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KEYWORDS
Image processing

Image restoration

Tolerancing

Annealing

Error analysis

Associative arrays

Chemical elements

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