This paper studies the problem of recovering an arbitrarily distributed sparse matrix from its one-bit (1-bit) compressive measurements. We propose a matrix sketching based binary method iterative hard thresholding (MSBIHT) algorithm by combining the two dimensional version of BIHT (2DBIHT) and the matrix sketching method, to solve the sparse matrix recovery problem in matrix form. In contrast to traditional one-dimensional BIHT (BIHT), the proposed algorithm can reduce computational complexity. Besides, the MSBIHT can also improve the recovery performance comparing to the 2DBIHT method. A brief theoretical analysis and numerical experiments show the proposed algorithm outperforms traditional ones.
Hui WANG
UESTC
Sabine VAN HUFFEL
KU Leuven
Guan GUI
NUPT
Qun WAN
UESTC
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Hui WANG, Sabine VAN HUFFEL, Guan GUI, Qun WAN, "One-bit Matrix Compressed Sensing Algorithm for Sparse Matrix Recovery" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E99-A, no. 2, pp. 647-650, February 2016, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E99.A.647.
Abstract: This paper studies the problem of recovering an arbitrarily distributed sparse matrix from its one-bit (1-bit) compressive measurements. We propose a matrix sketching based binary method iterative hard thresholding (MSBIHT) algorithm by combining the two dimensional version of BIHT (2DBIHT) and the matrix sketching method, to solve the sparse matrix recovery problem in matrix form. In contrast to traditional one-dimensional BIHT (BIHT), the proposed algorithm can reduce computational complexity. Besides, the MSBIHT can also improve the recovery performance comparing to the 2DBIHT method. A brief theoretical analysis and numerical experiments show the proposed algorithm outperforms traditional ones.
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