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Restricted thresholding: recovering smoothness and preserving edges

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Restricted non linear approximation is a generalization of the N‐term approximation in which a measure on the index set of the approximants controls the type, instead of the number, of… Click to show full abstract

Restricted non linear approximation is a generalization of the N‐term approximation in which a measure on the index set of the approximants controls the type, instead of the number, of elements in the approximation. Thresholding is a well‐known type of non linear approximation. We relate a generalized upper and lower Temlyakov property with the decreasing rate of the thresholding approximation. This relation is in the form of a characterization through some general discrete Lorentz spaces. Thus, not only we recover some results in the literature but find new ones. As an application of these results, we compress and reduce noise of some images with wavelets and shearlets and show, at least empirically, that the L2‐norm is not necessarily the best norm to measure the approximation error.

Keywords: smoothness preserving; approximation; preserving edges; thresholding recovering; recovering smoothness; restricted thresholding

Journal Title: Mathematische Nachrichten
Year Published: 2019

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