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Random sections of p-ellipsoids and optimal recovery

  • Mathias Sonnleitner (Speaker)

    Activity: Talk or presentationInvited talkscience-to-science

    Description

    Understanding whether the circumradius of a random section of a set is close to the minimal circum- radius is related to understanding the power of random (Gaussian) information compared to optimal information for recovering vectors from this set. We consider p-ellipsoids, which are generalizations of ellipsoids, and present recent results on the power of random information for them. In the case of poly- nomially decaying semiaxes, we find that for a certain range of parameters we have a threshold of decay, above of which Gaussian information is close to optimal and below of which it is useless. Concepts from compressed sensing will be used for an upper bound for non-convex p-ellipsoids. This is joint work with A. Hinrichs and J. Prochno.
    Period10 Sept 2021
    Event title9th Austrian Stochastics Days, September 9-10, 2021, Leoben
    Event typeConference
    LocationAustriaShow on map

    Fields of science

    • 101002 Analysis
    • 101032 Functional analysis

    JKU Focus areas

    • Digital Transformation