Email this article Reconstruction Improvements on Compressed Sensing
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This paper presents the design of Improvements on Reconstruction of Compressive Sensed images. The proposed techniques will improve the reconstruction time consumption. Those improvements use techniques including matrix simplification, multi-thread and GPU computations. Implementing those improvements achieve gains on time consumption, compared to the baseline. This paper also presents a novel scheme of buffering steamed image (video) to achieve optimum performance.
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