Research Article
On the Uniqueness of the Sparse Signals Reconstruction Based on the Missing Samples Variation Analysis
Algorithm 2
Uniqueness check—Theorem
3 and Corollary
4.
Require: | (i) Set of missing sample positions | (ii) Set of nonzero values in the reconstructed DFT | (iii) Total number of signal samples , | (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) for do | (5) for do | (6) and | (7) end for | (8) | (9) for do | (10) and | (11) end for | (12) Sort array in non-decreasing order | (13) | (14) if then Theorem 3 check | (15) | (16) end if | (17) if then Corollary 4 check | (18) | (19) end if | (20) end for | (21) | Output: | (i) when the considered solution is unique. | (ii) when the considered solution is unique with probability one excluding zero-probability event | (when amplitudes of the signal components are related to each other with a relation defined by | missing sample positions). | (iii) when the considered solution is not unique. |
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