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Compressed Single-Tone Frequency Estimation With Unknown Complex Gain: Singular Rates and Global Identifiability
Fixed linear compression can preserve local Fisher information for a sinusoid yet destroy global frequency identification, while a dark response can make local estimation nonregular. We study both failures for a single complex tone observed through a fixed complex-linear sketch with unknown nonzero
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