Solving physics-driven inverse problems via structured least squares
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Accepted version
Author(s)
Dragotti, P
Murray-Bruce, M
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Numerous physical phenomena are well modeled by partial
differential equations (PDEs); they describe a wide range of
phenomena across many application domains, from model-
ing EEG signals in electroencephalography to, modeling the
release and propagation of toxic substances in environmental
monitoring. In these applications it is often of interest to find
the sources of the resulting phenomena, given some sparse
sensor measurements of it. This will be the main task of this
work. Specifically, we will show that finding the sources of
such PDE-driven fields can be turned into solving a class of
well-known multi-dimensional structured least squares prob-
lems. This link is achieved by leveraging from recent results
in modern sampling theory – in particular, the approximate
Strang-Fix theory. Subsequently, numerical simulation re-
sults are provided in order to demonstrate the validity and
robustness of the proposed framework.
differential equations (PDEs); they describe a wide range of
phenomena across many application domains, from model-
ing EEG signals in electroencephalography to, modeling the
release and propagation of toxic substances in environmental
monitoring. In these applications it is often of interest to find
the sources of the resulting phenomena, given some sparse
sensor measurements of it. This will be the main task of this
work. Specifically, we will show that finding the sources of
such PDE-driven fields can be turned into solving a class of
well-known multi-dimensional structured least squares prob-
lems. This link is achieved by leveraging from recent results
in modern sampling theory – in particular, the approximate
Strang-Fix theory. Subsequently, numerical simulation re-
sults are provided in order to demonstrate the validity and
robustness of the proposed framework.
Date Issued
2016-12-01
Date Acceptance
2016-05-10
Citation
Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 2016 24th European, 2016, pp.331-335
ISSN
2076-1465
Publisher
IEEE
Start Page
331
End Page
335
Journal / Book Title
Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 2016 24th European
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Sponsor
Commission of the European Communities
Grant Number
277800
Source
EUSIPCO 2016
Publication Status
Published
Start Date
2016-08-29
Finish Date
2016-09-02
Coverage Spatial
Budapest, Hungary