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Split algos.py and stdparams.py, added nesta to std1, 2, 3, 4
author | nikcleju |
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date | Wed, 07 Dec 2011 12:44:19 +0000 |
parents | afcfd4d1d548 |
children | ee10ffb60428 |
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Sat Nov 05 21:29:09 2011 @author: Nic """ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Sat Nov 05 18:39:54 2011 @author: Nic """ import numpy as np #function s=SL0(A, x, sigma_min, sigma_decrease_factor, mu_0, L, A_pinv, true_s) def SL0_approx(A, x, eps, sigma_min, sigma_decrease_factor=0.5, mu_0=2, L=3, A_pinv=None, true_s=None): if A_pinv is None: A_pinv = np.linalg.pinv(A) if true_s is not None: ShowProgress = True else: ShowProgress = False # Initialization #s = A\x; s = np.dot(A_pinv,x) sigma = 2.0 * np.abs(s).max() # Main Loop while sigma>sigma_min: for i in np.arange(L): delta = OurDelta(s,sigma) s = s - mu_0*delta # At this point, s no longer exactly satisfies x = A*s # The original SL0 algorithm projects s onto {s | x = As} with # s = s - np.dot(A_pinv,(np.dot(A,s)-x)) # Projection # We want to project s onto {s | |x-As| < eps} # We move onto the direction -A_pinv*(A*s-x), but only with a # smaller step: direction = np.dot(A_pinv,(np.dot(A,s)-x)) if (np.linalg.norm(np.dot(A,direction)) >= eps): s = s - (1.0 - eps/np.linalg.norm(np.dot(A,direction))) * direction #assert(np.linalg.norm(x - np.dot(A,s)) < eps + 1e-6) if ShowProgress: #fprintf(' sigma=#f, SNR=#f\n',sigma,estimate_SNR(s,true_s)) string = ' sigma=%f, SNR=%f\n' % sigma,estimate_SNR(s,true_s) print string sigma = sigma * sigma_decrease_factor return s # Direct approximate analysis-based version of SL0 # Solves argimn_gamma ||gamma||_0 such that ||x - Aeps*gamma|| < eps AND ||Aexact*gamma|| = 0 # Basically instead of having a single A, we now have one Aeps which is up to eps error # and an Axeact which requires exact orthogonality # It is assumed that the rows of Aexact are orthogonal to the rows of Aeps def SL0_approx_analysis(Aeps, Aexact, x, eps, sigma_min, sigma_decrease_factor=0.5, mu_0=2, L=3, Aeps_pinv=None, Aexact_pinv=None, true_s=None): if Aeps_pinv is None: Aeps_pinv = np.linalg.pinv(Aeps) if Aexact_pinv is None: Aexact_pinv = np.linalg.pinv(Aexact) if true_s is not None: ShowProgress = True else: ShowProgress = False # Initialization #s = A\x; s = np.dot(Aeps_pinv,x) sigma = 2.0 * np.abs(s).max() # Main Loop while sigma>sigma_min: for i in np.arange(L): delta = OurDelta(s,sigma) s = s - mu_0*delta # At this point, s no longer exactly satisfies x = A*s # The original SL0 algorithm projects s onto {s | x = As} with # s = s - np.dot(A_pinv,(np.dot(A,s)-x)) # Projection # # We want to project s onto {s | |x-AEPS*s|<eps AND |Aexact*s|=0} # First: make s orthogonal to Aexact (|Aexact*s|=0) # Second: move onto the direction -A_pinv*(A*s-x), but only with a smaller step: # This separation assumes that the rows of Aexact are orthogonal to the rows of Aeps # # 1. Make s orthogonal to Aexact: # s = s - Aexact_pinv * Aexact * s s = s - np.dot(Aexact_pinv,(np.dot(Aexact,s))) # 2. Move onto the direction -A_pinv*(A*s-x), but only with a smaller step: direction = np.dot(Aeps_pinv,(np.dot(Aeps,s)-x)) if (np.linalg.norm(np.dot(Aeps,direction)) >= eps): s = s - (1.0 - eps/np.linalg.norm(np.dot(Aeps,direction))) * direction #assert(np.linalg.norm(x - np.dot(A,s)) < eps + 1e-6) if ShowProgress: #fprintf(' sigma=#f, SNR=#f\n',sigma,estimate_SNR(s,true_s)) string = ' sigma=%f, SNR=%f\n' % sigma,estimate_SNR(s,true_s) print string sigma = sigma * sigma_decrease_factor return s #################################################################### #function delta=OurDelta(s,sigma) def OurDelta(s,sigma): return s * np.exp( (-np.abs(s)**2) / sigma**2) #################################################################### #function SNR=estimate_SNR(estim_s,true_s) def estimate_SNR(estim_s, true_s): err = true_s - estim_s return 10*np.log10((true_s**2).sum()/(err**2).sum())