RecPF_v2.2

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(New features: Switched to complex computation, fully compatible with complex data Replaced penalty parameter continuation by R. Glowinski and P.L. Tallec s alternating direction method (ADM or ADMM) New parameter/data normalization was added to make parameters rather independent of the image size, pixel intensity range, and number of CS measurements. To find the parameters aTV and aL1 for version 2.0 corresponding to those used in versions 1.1 or 1.0, see Lines 60, 66, and 67 of RecPF.m. )

文件列表:
RecPF_v2.2_pub (0, 2010-11-22)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\compile_first.m (141, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\Data (0, 2010-11-22)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\Data\Phantom10LsNoNs.mat (551721, 2009-02-07)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\Data\Phantom22Ls001Noise.mat (613404, 2008-12-13)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\Data\Phantom22LsNoNs.mat (610941, 2009-02-07)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\demo_RecPF.m (1807, 2009-10-11)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\demo_RecPF_noisy.m (1619, 2009-10-11)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\solver (0, 2010-11-22)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\solver\RecPF.m (5492, 2010-11-23)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\solver\RecPF_vsPC.m (5584, 2010-11-23)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities (0, 2010-11-22)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_rhs_DxtU_DytU.c (5594, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_rhs_DxtU_DytU.mexw32 (7680, 2009-05-19)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_Ux_Uy.c (4065, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_Ux_Uy.mexw32 (7168, 2009-05-15)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_V.c (2245, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_V.mexw32 (6656, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_Wx_Wy.c (3717, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Compute_Wx_Wy.mexw32 (7168, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\dctPhi.m (90, 2008-08-08)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\funcval.m (683, 2008-11-17)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\identityPhi.m (45, 2008-08-03)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\MRImask.m (477, 2007-11-08)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\snr.m (211, 2008-08-03)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Test_rhs_DxtU_DytU.m (348, 2009-05-16)
RecPF_v2.2_pub\utilities\Wavedb1Phi.m (184, 2008-11-03)

************************************************************************ RecPF v2.2: a solver for CS Reconstruction from Partial Fourier data ************************************************************************ Copyright (C) 2009-2010 Junfeng Yang, Wotao Yin, and Yin Zhang 1). Get Started =================== Run "demo_RecPF" or "demo_RecPF_noisy" to see how to use "RecPF" to reconstruct MR images from partial Fourier data. If an error occurs, please run "compile_first" to compile the C files under utilities 2). Introduction ==================== RecPF refers to "reconstruct MR image from partial Fourier data". Mathematically, the input argument B consists of measurements B = F_p*ubar + omega, (1) where ubar is an original m-by-n MR image, F_p*ubar is a subsample of the Fourier transform F applied to ubar, and omega is random noise. RecPF reconstructs ubar as the minimizer of the following TVL1-L2 model: min_u aTV*TV(u) + aL1*||Psi'u||_1 + .5*||F_p*u - B||^2, (2) where aTV, aL1 > 0 are regularization parameters and Psi is a sparsifying basis (Psi'u is either sparse or compressible). One can set aL1 = 0. IMPORTANT notices: 1. The underlying Fourier transform should be normalized. However, MATLAB's Fourier transforms (e.g., fft2) are not. To normalize fft2, use fft2( )/sqrt(m*n) for m-by-n images. 2. TV(u) is the total variation of u. A standard grid with unit-length edges is used. Therefore, the **isotropic** version of TV(u) is defined as TV(u) = sum_{all pixels (i,j)} ( |u(i,j)-u(i+1,j)|^2 + |u(i,j)-u(i,j+1)|^2 )^(1/2). The 4-neighbor **anisotropic** version of TV(u) is defined as TV(u) = sum_{all pixels (i,j)} |u(i,j)-u(i+1,j)| + |u(i,j)-u(i,j+1)|. Using non-homogeneous grids requires adding weights to the finite differences. 3. The periodic boundary conditions are applied, i.e., images are duplicated outside their original domain (typically, rectangles). 4. The main program RecPF.m can optionally normalize the input arguments U, aTV, and aL1 in (2). The switch is opts.normalize. If opts.normalize is set to true, then the following are applied B <-- B / Greyscale_Range_of_U aTV <-- aTV * number_of_measurements / sqrt(m*n) aL1 <-- aL1 * number_of_measurements / sqrt(m*n). They make parameters rather independent of the image size, pixel intensity range, and number of CS measurements. 3). Details about "RecPF.m" ============================= RecPF is used as: [U,Out] = RecPF(m,n,aTV,aL1,picks,B,TVtype,opts,PsiT,Psi,URange,uOrg); where aTV, aL1 --- parameters in model (2); IMPORTANT: see Lines 60, 66, 67 for data/parameter normalization picks --- a vector with its components the indices where Fourier coefficients are taken; B --- partial Fourier data, a vector; TVtype --- 1 or 2, corresponding to anisotropic/isotropic TV in (2), recommend 2; opts --- contains parameters for algorithm * opts.maxItr: maximal total iteration number * opts.gamma: 1.0 ~ 1.618 * opts.beta: 1 ~ 100 * opts.relchg_tol: stopping tolerance of norm(U-U_previous,'fro')/norm(U,'fro') * opts.normalize: whether or not normalizes parameters and data * opts.real_sol: whether returns solution of real type (i.e., U = real(U)) PsiT --- PsiT Psi --- orthonormal transform Psi URange --- grayscale range of image U, e.g., 1, 255, 65535 uOrg --- (optional) input of the true image, for info display only M-files in "utilities": dctPhi --- DCT as sparsifying basis; identityPhi --- Identity operator; MRImask --- used to generate mask where Fourier coefficients are taken; snr --- to compute Signal-to-Noise ratio; Wavedb1Phi --- Haar wavelet transform; funcval --- to compute function values of objective in (2). 4). Reference ==================== For algorithmic details, such as continution on penalty parameters and optimality conditions, see references: J. Yang, W. Yin, and Y. Zhang, "RecPF v2: a solver for CS Reconstruction from Partial Fourier data." URL: http://www.caam.rice.edu/~optimization/L1/RecPF/. J. Yang, Y. Zhang and W. Yin, "A fast TVL1-L2 minimization algorithm for signal reconstruction from partial Fourier data", Tech. Report 08-27, CAAM, Rice University. 6). Contact Information ======================= RecPF is available at: http://www.caam.rice.edu/~optimization/L1/RecPF/ Comments or suggestions? Please feel free to e-mail: Wotao Yin, CAAM, Rice University, wotao.yin@rice.edu 7). Copyright Notice ======================= RecPF v2 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details at .

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