Weighted SPICE: A Unifying Approach for Hyperparameter-Free Sparse Estimation
arXiv:1406.7698 · doi:10.1016/j.dsp.2014.06.010
Abstract
In this paper we present the SPICE approach for sparse parameter estimation in a framework that unifies it with other hyperparameter-free methods, namely LIKES, SLIM and IAA. Specifically, we show how the latter methods can be interpreted as variants of an adaptively reweighted SPICE method. Furthermore, we establish a connection between SPICE and the l1-penalized LAD estimator as well as the square-root LASSO method. We evaluate the four methods mentioned above in a generic sparse regression problem and in an array processing application.
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