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Nonlinear reconstruction from binary measurements

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Information theory is a fast-growing area in mathematics, which also changes our everyday life. Compression and efficient reconstruction allow us to acquire and store a large amount of music, text and images on our electric devices every day.

In this talk I will discuss the special case of binary measurements, which occur in fluorescence microscopy, single pixel cameras and other analogue measurement devices with an “on-off” behaviour. We will look at linear and nonlinear reconstruction techniques and discuss the number of necessary samples and their location for an accurate and stable reconstruction. In the end I will talk briefly about current work on extending this work to higher dimensions and how it compares to neural network reconstruction.

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