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Nonuniform sparse recovery with random convolutions
We discuss the use of random convolutions for Compressed Sensing applications. In particular, we will show that after convolving an N-dimensional, s-sparse signal with a Rademacher or Steinhaus sequence, it can be recovered via l1-minimization using only m ≳ s log(N/ε) arbitrary chosen samples with probability at least 1 - ε.