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Tu-AM2-8: Applications of Compressed Sensing 1

Session Type: Lecture
Time: Tuesday, June 16, 11:30 - 12:50
Location: S228 (L2)
Session Chair: Wei Dai, Imperial College London
 
  Tu-AM2-8.1: Super-Resolution of Mutually Interfering Signals
         Yuanxin Li; The Ohio State University
         Yuejie Chi; The Ohio State University
 
  Tu-AM2-8.2: Capacity-Approaching Phasecode for Low-Complexity Compressive Phase Retrieval
         Ramtin Pedarsani; University of California, Berkeley
         Kangwook Lee; University of California, Berkeley
         Kannan Ramchandran; University of California, Berkeley
 
  Tu-AM2-8.3: Classification and Reconstruction of Compressed GMM Signals with Side Information
         Francesco Renna; University College London
         Liming Wang; Duke University
         Xin Yuan; Duke University
         Jianbo Yang; Duke University
         Galen Reeves; Duke University
         Robert Calderbank; Duke University
         Lawrence Carin; Duke University
         Miguel Rodrigues; University College London
 
  Tu-AM2-8.4: Almost Lossless Analog Compression Without Phase Information
         Erwin Riegler; Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
         Georg Tauböck; Austrian Academy of Sciences