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Some theoretical and practical results on noisy signals recovery
We discuss some theoretical results and their applications to specific practical problems from wireless communications. We assume that we know the noisy version of the signal, which is sparse with respect to a given system of elements (dictionary), at a finite number of points and we want to approxi
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