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Spare signal distortion analysis of integrated sensing

matrices for color and non color compressive sensing of

images

N.R.Raajan1,V.Vennisa

1, K.S.Lavanya

1, K.G.Sujanth Narayan

1 ,N.Hema Priya

1,S.Greeta

1,K.Hariharan

2

1School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, SASTRA Deemed University, Tamil Nadu, India

2School of Computing, SASTRA Deemed University, Tamil Nadu, India

[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],

[email protected], [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Compressive sensing is signal processing technique used in image for efficacy acquiring.

Random samples of the original signal is obtained by arranging the test functions in the

measurement matrix. By finding solution for the underdetermined linear equation, the signal

is reconstructed. Compressive sensing requires the signal to be sparse in some transform

domain. Through Compressive sensing sparse signal can be reconstructed with very few

samples. The sampling process must be incoherent with the transform so that the sparse

representation can be achieved. The most weighting coefficient is known be zero in the

transform domain. The recovered picture obtained seems to be very sharp and perfect in

every detail. This techinque plays a vital role in Image, Data compression, Radar and in the

Data Acquisition domain.

KEYWORDS: Compressive sensing, Sparse signal ,Underdetermined matrix, Recontruction

1.INTRODUCTION

Most of the technology follows sampling theorem of shannon which implies signal

bandwidth must be twice that of the sampling rate. This shows that the signal can be

reconstructed perfectly by mean of sampling rate which should be atleast two times of

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Nyquist rate. In compressive sensing signals are sampled much below the Nyquist rate. We

directly sense the data at a lower sampling rate instead of sampling at a high rate. Sparse

representation implies that the signal with length N1, where k << N1 nonzero coeffiecients. In

compressible representation, k nonzero coefficients approximates the signal. Mathematically,

the observed data can be taken as Y. Itis connected to the signal x.

Y= Cm1

X=Cn1

Therefore A can be computed by multiplying the Y and X coefficients.A belongs to the

linear measurement matrix. Linear system is solved to compute vector X. The value and the

number of M1 measurements must be large as possible when compared to the signal length

N1. This widely used in like the ADC ,medical image analysis and in telecommunication. If

M1 is less than N1 then the matrix is said to be Underdetermined linear matrix. This matrix

has the infinitely many solutions. It is not possible at all to recover informations if the value

of M1 is lesser than N1. The signal is claimed to be the sparse signal if it has all components

are zero. JPEG compression also relies upon the sparsity of the images in DCT. This can be

achieved by the large storage of DCT. Random matrices produce adequate measurement

matrice. Considering the independent random variables in Gaussian matrices which follows a

Guassian distrubution and Bernoullis matrix. The matrix takes the value +1 and -1 which are

random variables of independent nature whose Equal probability is observed. Many

algorithms recontruct s-sparse from Y.

Y=AX

The linear s-sparse vector get recovered from m1 data . Only mild logarithmic influence is

over the length N1. The number measurement of m1 is chosen to be small, when the element

in sparse s is smaller to N1. Underdetermined system solution can exists.

M1 Y = AAaa S

fig1 underdetermined representation

A

X

Input Image

Measurement

Matrices

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Fig 2: Flow Graph

2.METHODOLOGY

Sparsity is a nonlinear model .

Fig 3: Geometry of the Sparse Signal

Compressive sensing makes use of L1 norm . Lp follows the generic path of primal dual

methodology.

L0 norm of X, is given by the number of non-zero entries in x ie ||x||0 . L1 is the norm of X

which is equal to summation of norm of X1,X2,X3...

||X||1=|X1| +|X2|+|X3|....+|Xn|

L2 is norm of X which is equal to the square root of total summation of individual modulo of

X1,X2, X3...

||x||2=(|X1|2+|X2|2+|X3|2......+|Xn|2)1/2

.Minimizing the L1 provides a better results. The most of the dimensions are zero. L2

provides the results in small values in some dimensions, but it need not be zero. Basis pursuit

obtained by the L1 magic tool box which uses Primal dual algorithm. Sparse vector which is

obtained linear measurement(Ax=Y) by solving convex program. minimum L1 with

quadratic constraints. this has the vector with the minimum L1 norm

min ||X||1 related to Ax=b

this is also know as basis pursuit,the vectors are finds through smallest L1 norm ||X||1 .

Minimum L1 error approximation. Let A be the full rank matrix MN matrix.

minx ||Y-Ax||1

minimum L1 is present in the error Y-Ax. If the codeword of the channel code is C=Ax for a

message x. If the message of the channel travels, and has many numbers of its entries

Compression

Least Square

Basis Pursuit

Reconstructed

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corrupted. The decoders observers Y=C+e, e is the spares then x can be recovered by the

decoders. The minimum L1 with bounded residual correlation.

min ||x||1 related to ||A*(Ax-b)||

is user specified parameter.

a.Primal dual algorithm for linear programming

This follows minimum L1 with equlity constraints ,error approximation and bounded residual

correlation. The standardform linear program is

minz (C0,x) related to b=Ax',

fi(x')0,

A denotes matrix of M1N1

fi=1,.............,m is a function of linearlity.

fi(x')=(ci,x')+di,

the karush kuhn Tucker conditions are satisfied

c0+A0Tv*+i

*ci=0,

i*fi(x'*)=0, i=1,...............,m,

Ax'*=b,

fi(x'*)≤0, i=1,......,m.

z* is found by primal dual algorithm along with optimal dual vectors. The solution

procedures is classical Newton method under interior (xk,vk ,Ʌ k) by this the system is

linearized and solved to obtain new point (xk+1,vk+1 ,Ʌ k+1)

Here is the diagonal matrix where (Ʌ ). Step length is between 0< S< 1. It involves two

conditions 1. Interior points of (x+sx) and (Ʌ+s 2. Norm of residuals decreased.

Fig 4: Image representation of Least square and Basis Pursuit for gray image


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Fig 5: Signal representation of Least Square and Basis Pursuit for grey image

Fig 6: Image representation of Least square and Basic Pursuit for Colour Image


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Fig 7: Signal representation of Least square and Basis Pursuit for Colour image

Grey image Colour image

fig 8 comparison of sparse signal between grey and colour image

3.CONCLUSION

We are in digital revolution where high resolution sensing system are developed. Shannon

and Nyquist sampling theorem are traditional methods from which the signals are

reconstructed. compressive sensing indicates the accurate reconstruction of image. the


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recovered image are identical to initial image. Artificial images are sparse so they are

reconstructed successfully. Whereas natural image when recover have some visible error.

Compressive sensing in image are widely used in medical imaging, compressive imaging and

compressive sensor networks. Compressive sensing mainly focus on measuring finite vectors.

It obtains the measurement in inner products between the test function and signal.

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