Pierre-David Létourneau, M. H. Langston, R. Lethin
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Abstract
We present the sparse multidimensional FFT (sMFFT) for positive real vectors with application to image processing. Our algorithm works in any fixed dimension, requires an (almost)-optimal number of samples (O (Rlog (N/R))) and runs in O (Rlog (N/R)) complexity (to first order) for N unknowns and R nonzeros. It is stable to noise and exhibits an exponentially small probability of failure. Numerical results show sMFFT's large quantitative and qualitative strengths as compared to ℓ1-minimization for Compressive Sensing as well as advantages in the context of image processing and change detection.