Part 3: High-Dimensional Estimation and Compressed Sensing
Chapter 13: Sparsity and the Relaxation
Advanced~200 min
Learning Objectives
- Formulate the sparse recovery problem and explain why minimization is NP-hard
- State and interpret the Basis Pursuit and LASSO programs as convex relaxations of
- Explain geometrically why the ball promotes sparsity via its polytope vertices
- State the Restricted Isometry Property (RIP) and the sufficient condition
- Derive the sample complexity for Gaussian sensing matrices
- Bound mutual coherence by the Welch bound and relate coherence to RIP
- State exact recovery guarantees in the noiseless regime and stable recovery under bounded noise
- Interpret the LASSO oracle inequality and the role of the regularization parameter
Sections
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