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In this project, we investigate the possibility of using the Matching Pursuit algorithm to generate image representations of a pair of correlated images for distributed source coding. We propose to use constrained dictionaries by appropriately selecting ne ...
The purpose of this paper is to extend results by Villemoes about exponential convergence of Matching Pursuit with some structured dictionaries for simple functions in finite or infinite dimension. Our results are based on an extension of Tropps results ...
Matching Pursuit decomposes a signal into a linear expansion of functions selected from a redundant dictionary, isolating the signal structures that are coherent with respect to a given dictionary. In this paper we focus on the Matching Pursuit representat ...
The matching pursuit algorithm can be used to derive signal decompositions in terms of the elements of a dictionary of time-frequency atoms. Using a structured overcomplete dictionary yields a signal model that is both parametric and signal-adaptive. In th ...
Matching pursuit decomposes a signal into a linear expansion of functions selected from a redundant dictionary, isolating the signal structures that are coherent with respect to a given dictionary. In this paper we focus on the Matching Pursuit representat ...
This paper studies quantization error in the context of Matching Pursuit coded streams and proposes a new coefficient quantization scheme taking benefit of the Matching Pursuit properties. The coefficients energy in Matching Pursuit indeed decreases with t ...
The matching pursuit algorithm can be used to derive signal decompositions in terms of the elements of a dictio- nary of time–frequency atoms. Using a structured overcomplete dictionary yields a signal model that is both parametric and signal adaptive. In ...
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