Learning Explicitly Conditioned Sparsifying Transforms
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| author | Pătraşcu, Andrei Rusu, Cristian Irofti, Paul |
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| contents | Sparsifying transforms became in the last decades widely known tools for finding structured sparse representations of signals in certain transform domains. Despite the popularity of classical transforms such as DCT and Wavelet, learning optimal transforms that guarantee good representations of data into the sparse domain has been recently analyzed in a series of papers. Typically, the conditioning number and representation ability are complementary key features of learning square transforms that may not be explicitly controlled in a given optimization model. Unlike the existing approaches from the literature, in our paper, we consider a new sparsifying transform model that enforces explicit control over the data representation quality and the condition number of the learned transforms. We confirm through numerical experiments that our model presents better numerical behavior than the state-of-the-art. |
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| spellingShingle | Learning Explicitly Conditioned Sparsifying Transforms Pătraşcu, Andrei Rusu, Cristian Irofti, Paul Numerical Analysis Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Optimization and Control Sparsifying transforms became in the last decades widely known tools for finding structured sparse representations of signals in certain transform domains. Despite the popularity of classical transforms such as DCT and Wavelet, learning optimal transforms that guarantee good representations of data into the sparse domain has been recently analyzed in a series of papers. Typically, the conditioning number and representation ability are complementary key features of learning square transforms that may not be explicitly controlled in a given optimization model. Unlike the existing approaches from the literature, in our paper, we consider a new sparsifying transform model that enforces explicit control over the data representation quality and the condition number of the learned transforms. We confirm through numerical experiments that our model presents better numerical behavior than the state-of-the-art. |
| title | Learning Explicitly Conditioned Sparsifying Transforms |
| topic | Numerical Analysis Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.03168 |