Variants For The Recovery of Sparse Signals
Recently the traditional Kalman filter has been employed for the recovery of sparse, possibly dynamic, signals from noisy observations. Both works and utilize notions from the theory of compressed sensing/sampling, such as the restricted isometry property and related probabilistic recovery arguments, for sequentially estimating the sparse state in intrinsically low-dimensional systems.
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