yang jin, Lizhi. Study on Dynamic Compressed Sensing Based on the Homotopy Algorithm to process streaming signals. [J]. Advanced Engineering Sciences 47(Z1):136-141(2015)
yang jin, Lizhi. Study on Dynamic Compressed Sensing Based on the Homotopy Algorithm to process streaming signals. [J]. Advanced Engineering Sciences 47(Z1):136-141(2015)DOI:
Study on Dynamic Compressed Sensing Based on the Homotopy Algorithm to process streaming signals
Abstract:Currently most of the compressed sensing to date has focused on static finite-dimension signals. The real-time homotopy algorithm based on the L1-homotopy recovery algorithm was proposed in this paper when dividing signal into disjoint blocks and processing each block independently is either infeasible or inefficient for time-varying streaming signals. The method iteratively processed measurements over a sliding overlapping window and chosed the L1-homotopy recovery algorithm that could avoid solving a new L1 program from scratch at the next iteration to solve a weighted L1-norm problem for estimating sparse coefficients. The algorithm had also been fully proved that it could be used to process electrocardiosignals in the field of medicine. Our experiment results on very long real-time electrocardiosignals demonstrated the good performance of the algorithm in real-time system
with the relative error of the reconstructed signal controlled within 10-2
which effectively lessened great storage burden the ambulatory electrocardiograph (ECG) had brought about.