Sep 10th, 2009| 11:20 pm | Posted by hlee
Soon it’ll not be qualified for [MADS] because I saw some abstracts with the phrase, compressed sensing from arxiv.org. Nonetheless, there’s one publication within refereed articles from ADS, so far.
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2009MNRAS.395.1733W.
Title:Compressed sensing imaging techniques for radio interferometry
Authors: Wiaux, Y. et al. Continue reading ‘[MADS] compressed sensing’ »
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May 7th, 2009| 11:14 am | Posted by hlee
One of [ArXiv] papers from yesterday whose title might drag lots of attentions from astronomers. Furthermore, it’s a short paper.
[arxiv:math.CO:0905.0483] by Harmany, Marcia, and Willet.
Continue reading ‘[ArXiv] Sparse Poisson Intensity Reconstruction Algorithms’ »
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Feb 10th, 2008| 11:56 am | Posted by hlee
Review papers on Bayesian hierarchical modeling and LAR (least angle regression) appeared in this week’s stat arXiv and in addition to interesting astro-ph papers.
A review paper on LASSO and LAR: [stat.ME:0801.0964] T. Hesterberg et.al.
Least Angle and L1 Regression: A Review
Model checking for Bayesian hierarchical modeling: [stat.ME:0802.0743] M. J. Bayarri, M. E. Castellanos
Bayesian Checking of the Second Levels of Hierarchical Models
Continue reading ‘[ArXiv] 1st week, Feb. 2008’ »
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Oct 24th, 2007| 09:15 pm | Posted by hlee
My friend’s blog led me to Terrence Tao’s blog. A mathematician writes topics of applied mathematics and others. A glance tells me that all postings are well written. Especially, compressed sensing and single pixel cameras drags my attention more because the topic stimulates thoughts of astronomers in virtual observatory[] and image processing[] (it is not an exaggeration that observational astronomy starts with taking pictures in a broad sense) and statisticians in multidimensional applications, not to mention engineers in signal and image processing. Continue reading ‘compressed sensing and a blog’ »