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Data Compression And Compressed Sensing In Imaging Mass Spectrometry And Sporadic Communication 1st Edition Andreas Bartels

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Data Compression And Compressed Sensing In Imaging Mass Spectrometry And Sporadic Communication 1st Edition Andreas Bartels instant download after payment.

Publisher: Logos Verlag Berlin

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.71 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Andreas Bartels

ISBN: 9783832591663, 3832591664

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: 1

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Data Compression And Compressed Sensing In Imaging Mass Spectrometry And Sporadic Communication 1st Edition Andreas Bartels by Andreas Bartels 9783832591663, 3832591664 instant download after payment.

This thesis contributes to the fields of data compression and compressed sensing and their application to imaging mass spectrometry and sporadic communication. Compressed sensing is mainly built on the knowledge that most data is compressible or sparse, meaning that most of its content is redundant and not worth being measured. As a main result in this work, a compressed sensing model for imaging mass spectrometry is introduced. It combines peak-picking of the spectra and denoising of the m/z-images A robustness result for the reconstruction of compressed measured data is presented which generalizes known reconstruction guarantees.