Spectral Compressed Sensing via Projected Gradient Descent
arXiv:1707.09726
Abstract
Let be a spectrally sparse signal consisting of complex sinusoids with or without damping. We consider the spectral compressed sensing problem, which is about reconstructing from its partial revealed entries. By utilizing the low rank structure of the Hankel matrix corresponding to , we develop a computationally efficient algorithm for this problem. The algorithm starts from an initial guess computed via one-step hard thresholding followed by projection, and then proceeds by applying projected gradient descent iterations to a non-convex functional. Based on the sampling with replacement model, we prove that observed entries are sufficient for our algorithm to achieve the successful recovery of a spectrally sparse signal. Moreover, extensive empirical performance comparisons show that our algorithm is competitive with other state-of-the-art spectral compressed sensing algorithms in terms of phase transitions and overall computational time.
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