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References and Thanks

Module by: Genaro Picazo

Summary: Our ELEC 301 Project for Fall 2003. By: Chris Omidiran, Genaro Picazo, Ian Wells, Daniel Wu

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Richard Baraniuk and Joel Tropp for their generous assistance on the project.

References

  1. Tropp, Joel A. (2003). Greed Is Good: Algorithmic Results for Sparse Approximation.
  2. Tropp, J. A., Gilbert, A. C., Muthukrishnan, S., Strauss, M. J. (2003). Improved Sparse Approximation Over Quasi-Incoherent Dictionaries.
  3. Pati, Y. C, Rezaifer, R., Krishnaprased, P. S.,. (1993). Orthogonal Matching: Recursive Function Approximation with Application to Wavelet Decomposition, in Asiloman Configuration on Signals, Systems, and Computer.
  4. Skretting, K., Husoy, J. H. (2003). Partial Search Vector Selection for Sparse Signal Representation. Stavanger University.
  5. Seng, N.,. (2003). Adaptive Decomposition in Electromagnetics. St. John's College.

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