Abstract
Recovery of signal with randomly positioned missing samples is a difficult or impossible task. The aim of this paper is to accurately recover missing samples if prior information on domain of sparsity is known. This paper proposes a novel approach for recovery of signals lying in low-dimensional sub-manifold, embedded in high-dimensional signal space and heavily corrupted by arbitrarily positioned missing samples. The proposed simple and efficient algorithm is based on global manifold model and can recover the corrupted signal from the limited available samples without affecting the remaining samples. The proposed method is applicable to any type of data and can be extensively used in a wide variety of data processing techniques. Experimental results prove that the proposed method outperforms the counterparts without much computational complexity.
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