Dictionary Learning: Reconstructing Incomplete Signals

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Dictionary learning involves creating a dictionary of signals that can represent data through sparse coefficients. The discussion centers on reconstructing a complete signal from an incomplete one using a predefined dictionary. The incomplete signal U is viewed as part of a signal s, with T representing the missing component. The key challenge is determining how to best fit U into the framework of the dictionary D to reconstruct s. Suggestions for addressing this reconstruction problem were requested from the community.
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Hi guys! I am new here and I have a question related to the dictionary learning. For the dictionary learning, three critical elements are the dictionary, sparse coefficients and a signal for dictionary learning. Currently I have a dictionary D for learning all the signals in the set S, so for a signal s in the S, we can have s=Dw where w represents sparse coefficients. My question is that I now have an incomplete signal U and U can be regarded as a component of a signal in the S, so that s = U+T where T represents another component. So in this case how to reconstruct a signal s (in the signal set S) which best fits U using the dictionary D? I would be very grateful if you could give me some suggestions on this.

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Hello and :welcome: !

Can you explain a bit more? What is dictionary learning and how are the sets ##S,U,T## precisely defined?
 

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