Antonio Artés-Rodríguez, A.R. Figueiras Vidal, D. Docampo-Amoedo, J. Casar-Corredera
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The authors introduce two algorithms in quadratic and sign gradient-type versions for spikey deconvolution based on a double (detection-estimation) formulation of the problem. Both algorithms are based on the application of a selection operator to detect the nonzero values of a solution provided by a standard approach. In the first algorithm, a gradient-type iterative reduction of the error is used. The second algorithm minimizes the signal to be obtained. Their performances using l/sub 1/ and l/sub 2/ norms in the minimization are compared in terms of resolution, robustness, speed of convergence, and computational load.<>