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To formulate a robust sparse regularization method that overcomes amplitude underestimation and vanishing perturbations without excessive computational complexity or heuristic parameter tuning.

January 1, 2025IEEE Open Journal of Signal ProcessingOpen Access

Sparse Regularization With Reverse Sorted Sum of Squares via an Unrolled Difference-of-Convex Approach

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TSTakayuki SasakiNTT (Japan)KHKazuya HayaseNTT (Japan)MKMasaki KitaharaNTT (Japan)

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Algorithmic study demonstrates enhanced image deblurring and super-resolution through reverse sorted sum of squares regularization, suggesting a practical solution for inverse problems.

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To formulate a robust sparse regularization method that overcomes amplitude underestimation and vanishing perturbations without excessive computational complexity or heuristic parameter tuning.
Formulated the reverse sorted sum of squares (RSSS) sparse regularization function.
Cast the optimization objective as a difference-of-convex programming problem solved using an unrolled algorithmic architecture.
Evaluated the reconstruction performance on image deblurring and super-resolution benchmark tasks against conventional sparse regularization baselines.
Mitigated amplitude underestimation and vanishing perturbation artifacts inherent to traditional L1-norm regularization.
Achieved superior image restoration quality in deblurring and super-resolution tasks compared to conventional baselines while maintaining feasible computational complexity.

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Sasaki et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6f778635aa2c282ce0d590 https://doi.org/10.1109/ojsp.2025.3529312

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Algorithmic study demonstrates enhanced image deblurring and super-resolution through reverse sorted sum of squares regularization, suggesting a practical solution for inverse problems.

Sparse Regularization With Reverse Sorted Sum of Squares via an Unrolled Difference-of-Convex Approach

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Sparse Regularization With Reverse Sorted Sum of Squares via an Unrolled Difference-of-Convex Approach

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