Functional penalised basis pursuit on spheres
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Abstract: In this paper, we propose a unified theoretical and practical spherical approximation framework for functional inverse problems on the hypersphere. More specifically, we consider recovering spherical fields directly in the continuous domain using functional penalised basis pursuit problems with gTV regularisation terms. Our framework is compatible with various measurement types as well as non-differentiable convex cost functionals. Via a novel representer theorem, we characterise their solution sets in terms of spherical splines with sparse innovations. We use this result to derive an approximate canonical spline-based discretisation scheme, with vanishing approximation error. To solve the resulting finite-dimensional optimisation problem, we propose an efficient and provably convergent primal-dual splitting algorithm. We illustrate the versatility of our framework on real-life examples from the field of environmental sciences.
In this paper, the author proposes a spherical approximation framework for functional inverse problems on the hypersphere. The framework is compatible with various measurement types as well as non-differentiable convex cost functionals. The solution sets are characterised in terms of spherical splines, which are used to derive an approximate canonical spline-based discretisation scheme with vanishing approximation error. The framework is illustrated on examples arising in environmental sciences.
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