Solution of linear ill-posed problems using overcomplete dictionaries
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利用过完备字典求解线性不适定问题
- 研究问题
- 在线性不适定逆问题中，算子作用可能破坏字典的兼容性条件，如何仍利用过完备字典恢复未知函数并控制估计风险？
- 方法与思路
- 作者先对各字典函数求逆，再匹配展开并将 Lasso 用于预测；同时研究白噪声、观测模型及用近似逆像替代精确逆像。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称该方法绕开变换后字典的兼容性困难，扩展至连续混合模型的混合密度估计，并给出非渐近的精确预言不等式。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对字典函数逆像的存在与构造、近似逆像引入的误差，以及各观测模型下风险定义和预言不等式的适用条件。
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原文摘要
In the present paper, we consider the application of overcomplete dictionaries to the solution of general ill-posed linear inverse problems. In the context of regression problems, there has been an enormous amount of effort to recover an unknown function using an overcomplete dictionary. One of the most popular methods, Lasso and its variants, is based on maximizing the likelihood, and relies on stringent assumptions on the dictionary, the so-called compatibility conditions, for a proof of its convergence rates. While these conditions may be satisfied for the original dictionary functions, they usually do not hold for their images due to contraction properties imposed by the linear operator. In what follows, we bypass this difficulty by a novel approach, which is based on inverting each of the dictionary functions and matching the resulting expansion to the true function, thus, avoiding unrealistic assumptions on the dictionary and using Lasso in a predictive setting. We examine both the white noise and the observational model formulations, and also discuss how exact inverse images of the dictionary functions can be replaced by their approximate counterparts. Furthermore, we show how the suggested methodology can be extended to the problem of estimation of a mixing density in a continuous mixture. For all the situations listed above, we provide sharp oracle inequalities for the risk in a non-asymptotic setting.