Compressed Sensing
Compressed Sensing is a signal processing technique that allows for the efficient compression and reconstruction of signals. It takes advantage of the fact that many real-world signals are sparse or can be represented with only a few significant coefficients. By capturing a small number of measurements, compressed sensing techniques can accurately reconstruct the original signal. This has applications in various fields such as image and video compression, medical imaging, and wireless communications, enabling more efficient data acquisition and transmission.
- Papers from the EMRG
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1 Yu Zhou Yu Chen Pan Lai Lei Huang Jianmin Jiang
A Lightweight Recurrent Learning Network for Sustainable Compressed Sensing.
IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computational Intelligence ( TETCI ) Link Code
2 Yu Zhou Hainan Guo
Collaborative block compressed sensing reconstruction with dual-domain sparse representation
Information Sciences ( INS ) Link
3 Yu Zhou Mengyuan Wu Ke Li Ruiqi Wang
A Two-Phase Evolutionary Approach for Compressive Sensing Reconstruction
IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics( TCYB ) Link