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Adapted Compressed Sensing: A Game Worth Playing
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DOI：10.1109/MCAS.2019.2961727.png)
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Despite the universal nature of the compressed sensing mechanism, additional information on the class of sparse signals to acquire allows adjustments that yield substantial improvements. In facts, proper exploitation of these priors allows to significantly increase compression for a given reconstruction quality. Since one of the most promising scopes of application of compressed sensing is that of IoT devices subject to extremely low resource constraint, adaptation is especially interesting when it can cope with hardware-related constraint allowing low complexity implementations. We here review and compare many algorithmic adaptation policies that focus either on the encoding part or on the recovery part of compressed sensing. We also review other more hardware-oriented adaptation techniques that are actually able to make the difference when coming to real-world implementations. In all cases, adaptation proves to be a tool that should be mastered in practical applications to unleash the full potential of compressed sensing.
Keywords:
OPTIMIZED PROJECTIONS
SIGNAL RECOVERY
SPARSE SIGNALS
DESIGN
FRAMES
MINIMIZATION
EFFICIENT
ADVENT
MODEL
BASES
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