Abstract

The robust principal component analysis (PCA) method has shown very promising results in seismic ambient noise attenuation when dealing with outliers in the data. However, the model assumes a general Gaussian distribution plus sparse outliers for the noise. In seismic data however, the noise standard variation could vary from one place to another leading to a more heavy-tailed noise distribution. In this paper, we present a new method which solves a convex minimisation problem of the robust PCA method with an M-estimate penalty function. Our empirical results show that the proposed method can outperform the robust PCA method.

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