Abstract

Compressed sensing gains great attention in the field of signal reconstruction. In order to deal with some practical cases in which the sparsity levels are unknown, this paper proposes an energy-based adaptive matching pursuit (EAMP) algorithm for binary sparse signal reconstruction in the compressed sensing framework. The EAMP algorithm inherits the feature of the sparsity adaptive matching pursuit algorithm, which increases the estimated sparsity level when the energy of the observation residue increases. Meanwhile, the proposed algorithm introduces the measurement vector into the signal reconstruction process. It uses two kinds of step sizes to increase the estimated sparsity level when the energy of the estimated candidate signal is less than half of that of the measurement vector. The experimental results indicate that the proposed EAMP algorithm provides better reconstruction performance than other greedy algorithms.

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