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A nonlinear approach to generalized sampling

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One of the central problems of sampling theory is the reconstruction of an image or a signal from a collection of measurements. Typically, this problem may be modeled in a Hilbert space setting and measurements are taken with respect to some set of vectors, such as some Fourier basis. Generalized sampling is a framework for obtaining reconstructions in arbitrary spaces without constraints on the type of measurements. In my talk, I will present generalized sampling as an l^1 minimization problem and apply this framework to the reconstruction of wavelets coefficients from Fourier samples. I will also briefly discuss some implications of generalized sampling for the use of variable density sampling schemes in compressed sensing.

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