Abstract
An algorithm of principal component analysis in video compressed sensing is proposed in the paper. Aiming at the compressed sensing problems of video sequences, the inter-frame correlation among the images is analyzed and the transform coefficients with lower value are removed according to the energy concentration characteristics of principal component analysis. Therefore, the sparse realization of video signals in the form of principal component analysis is accomplished and the possibility of the transformation being used in compressed sensing algorithm is verified. Finally, simulation results show that, with the comparison of the traditional algorithm based on wavelet transform, the proposed algorithm can not only improve the reconstructed quality and the visual effects of the video sequence, but also save the sampling resources. Moreover, it is more suitable for stream transmission of multimedia.
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