Title
Compressive sensing with an overcomplete dictionary for high-resolution DFT analysis
Abstract
The problem of resolving frequency components close to the Rayleigh threshold, while using time-domain sample sequences of length not greater than N, is relevant to several waveform monitoring applications where acquisition time is upper-bounded. The paper presents a compressive sensing (CS) algorithm that enhances frequency resolution by introducing a dictionary that explicitly accounts for spectral leakage on a fine frequency grid. The proposed algorithm achieves good estimation accuracy without significantly extending total measurement time.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2014
Signal Processing Conference
compressed sensing,discrete Fourier transforms,signal resolution,time-domain analysis,CS algorithm,Rayleigh threshold,acquisition time,compressive sensing algorithm,estimation accuracy,fine frequency grid,frequency components,frequency resolution,high-resolution DFT analysis,overcomplete dictionary,spectral leakage,time-domain sample sequences,total measurement time,waveform monitoring,compressive sensing,discrete Fourier transform,spectral analysis,super-resolution
Field
DocType
ISSN
Rayleigh scattering,Frequency resolution,Total measurement,Waveform,Acoustics,Frequency grid,Compressed sensing,Spectral leakage,Physics
Conference
2076-1465
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
5
0.51
9
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
guglielmo frigo15510.64
Claudio Narduzzi213820.65