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Lorenzo Granai

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Load Balancing Video Clients in Enterprise Wireless Networks

Dan-Cristian Tomozei, Lorenzo Granai, Aswin Suresh, Sergio Mena

Given the increasing popularity of real-time video communication over enterprise wireless networks, ensuring good quality of experience is becoming critical. A common problem in such networks is that the clients typically adopt the strategy of associating ...

IEEE2018

Image compression using an edge adapted redundant dictionary and wavelets

Pierre Vandergheynst, Lorenzo Granai, Lorenzo Peotta

Low bit rate image coding is an important problem regarding applications such as storage on low memory devices or streaming data on the internet. The state of the art in image compression is to use 2-D wavelets. The advantages of wavelet bases lie in their ...

2006

Nonlinear approximation with redundant multi-component dictionaries

Lorenzo Granai

The problem of efficiently representing and approximating digital data is an open challenge and it is of paramount importance for many applications. This dissertation focuses on the approximation of natural signals as an organized combination of mutually c ...

EPFL2006

Ventricular and Atrial Activity Estimation Through Sparse ECG Signal Decompositions

Pierre Vandergheynst, Mathieu Lemay, Lorenzo Granai, Oscar Divorra Escoda

This paper explores a novel approach for ventricular and atrial activities estimation in electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, based on sparse source separation. Sparse decompositions of ECG over signal-adapted multi-component dictionaries can lead to natural s ...

2006

On the Use of A Priori Information for Sparse Signal Approximations

Pierre Vandergheynst, Lorenzo Granai, Oscar Divorra Escoda

Recent results have underlined the importance of incoherence in redundant dictionaries for a good behavior of decomposition algorithms like Matching and Basis Pursuits. However, appropriate dictionaries for a given application may not necessarily be able t ...

2006

Sparse Decompositions for Ventricular and Atrial Activity Separation

Pierre Vandergheynst, Mathieu Lemay, Lorenzo Granai, Oscar Divorra Escoda

Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is the most common type of human arrhythmia. Beside its clinical description as absolute arrhythmia, its diagnosis has been assessed for years by visual inspection of the surface electrocardiogram (ECG). Due to the much higher ampl ...

2005

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Sparse Approximation by Linear Programming: Measuring the Error with the $ell_1$ Norm

Pierre Vandergheynst, Lorenzo Granai

In this report we study the problem of sparse signal approximation over redundant dictionaries. We focus our attention on the minimization of a cost function where the error is measured using a l1 norm. We show a constructive equivalence between this minim ...

2005

This paper studies the problem of sparse signal approximation over redundant dictionaries. Our attention is focused on the minimization of a cost function where the error is measured by using the L1 norm, giving thus less importance to outliers. We show a ...

IEEE2005

On the Use of A Priori Information for Sparse Signal Representations

Pierre Vandergheynst, Lorenzo Granai, Oscar Divorra Escoda

This report studies the effect of introducing a priori knowledge to recover sparse representations when overcomplete dictionaries are used. We focus mainly on Greedy algorithms and Basis Pursuit as for our algorithmic basement, while a priori is incorporat ...

2004

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