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Large-System Analysis of Sparse Bayesian Learning
Sparse Bayesian learning is widely used for sparse linear inverse problems, yet its large-system stationary behavior remains poorly understood because all variance hyperparameters are estimated from the same data. We study classical sparse Bayesian learning, formulated as evidence maximization (type
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