Researching on wavelet BASIS for Compressive Sensing
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Orthonormal QMF Filter for Wavelet Transform
Many image transformed domins are much more sparse than the original image itself. Wavelet is a very good one.
| The orignial image | 'haar' based wavelet coeffients |
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The sparsity of the wavelet 'haar' BASIS
| 1% basis has been used to reconstruct | 5% basis has been used to reconstruct | 15% basis has been used to reconstruct | 20% basis has been used to reconstruct |
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Note: This example is only for demostrating the sparsity of wavelet basis. Because in the CS framework, the K-largest coeffients are not measured directly.
But in this case, it is using M-largest coeffients to reconstruct.
There is another way to construct better BASIS for CS based image reconstruction.
Check the paper K-SVD: An Algorithm for Designing Overcomplete Dictionaries for Sparse Representation.





