Mathematical analysis establishes deterministic sensing matrices from finite field orthogonal spaces, indicating viable coherence-sparsity trade-offs for compressed sensing.
In this paper, we construct deterministic matrices from subspaces of orthogonal spaces over finite fields of odd characteristic and investigate their applicability to compressed sensing. The construction is based on incidence relations among three types of subspaces, yielding families of matrices with explicitly computable dimensions and coherence. Using coherence-based estimates, we establish sufficient conditions under which these matrices satisfy the Restricted Isometry Property for prescribed sparsity levels. We also provide numerical comparisons with DeVore's deterministic construction to illustrate the trade-off between the number of measurements, coherence, and sparse recovery guarantees.
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