Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm

© 2017, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. The K-SVD algorithm aims to find an adaptive dictionary for a set of signals by using the sparse representation optimization and constrained singular value decomposition. In this paper, firstly, the original K-SVD algorithm, as well as some sparse represent...

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Main Authors: Wang, M., Liu, J., Ma, S., Liu, Wan-Quan
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Published: 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/62949
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Liu, J.
Ma, S.
Liu, Wan-Quan
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Liu, J.
Ma, S.
Liu, Wan-Quan
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description © 2017, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. The K-SVD algorithm aims to find an adaptive dictionary for a set of signals by using the sparse representation optimization and constrained singular value decomposition. In this paper, firstly, the original K-SVD algorithm, as well as some sparse representation algorithms including l 0 -norm OMP and l 1 -norm Lasso were reviewed. Secondly, the revised Lasso algorithm was embedded into the K-SVD process and a new different K-SVD algorithms with l 1 -norm Lasso embedded in (RL-K-SVD algrithm) was established. Finally, extensive experiments had been completed on necessary parameters determination, further on the performance compare of recovery error and recognition for the original K-SVD and RL-K-SVD algorithms. The results indicate that within a certain scope of parameter settings, the RL-K-SVD algorithm performs better on image recognition than K-SVD; the time cost for training sample number is lower for RL-K-SVD in case that the sample number is increased to a certain extend.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-629492023-08-02T06:39:10Z Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm Wang, M. Liu, J. Ma, S. Liu, Wan-Quan © 2017, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. The K-SVD algorithm aims to find an adaptive dictionary for a set of signals by using the sparse representation optimization and constrained singular value decomposition. In this paper, firstly, the original K-SVD algorithm, as well as some sparse representation algorithms including l 0 -norm OMP and l 1 -norm Lasso were reviewed. Secondly, the revised Lasso algorithm was embedded into the K-SVD process and a new different K-SVD algorithms with l 1 -norm Lasso embedded in (RL-K-SVD algrithm) was established. Finally, extensive experiments had been completed on necessary parameters determination, further on the performance compare of recovery error and recognition for the original K-SVD and RL-K-SVD algorithms. The results indicate that within a certain scope of parameter settings, the RL-K-SVD algorithm performs better on image recognition than K-SVD; the time cost for training sample number is lower for RL-K-SVD in case that the sample number is increased to a certain extend. 2017 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/62949 10.1007/978-981-10-6373-2_9 restricted
spellingShingle Wang, M.
Liu, J.
Ma, S.
Liu, Wan-Quan
Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title_full Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title_fullStr Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title_short Evaluation of K-SVD embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
title_sort evaluation of k-svd embedded with modified l1-norm sparse representation algorithm
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/62949