Variational Convergence Analysis With Smoothed-TV Interpretation
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Abstract: The problem of minimizing the least squares functional with a Fr'echet differentiable, lower semi-continuous, convex penalizer is considered to be solved. The penalizer maps the functions of Banach space into It is assumed that some given data is defined on a compact domain and in the class of Hilbert space, Then general Tikhonov functional associated with some given linear, compact and injective forward operator is formulated as �egin{eqnarray} F_{alpha}(varphi, f^{delta}) : & mathcal{V} imes mathcal{L}^{2}(mathcal{G}) &
ightarrow mathbb{R}_{+}
onumber\ & (varphi, f^{delta}) & mapsto F_{alpha}(varphi, f^{delta}) := frac{1}{2}Vertmathcal{T}varphi - f^{delta}Vert_{mathcal{L}^{2}(mathcal{G})}^2 + alpha J(varphi) .
onumber end{eqnarray} Convergence of the regularized solution to the true solution is analysed by means of Bregman divergence. First part of this aims to provide some general convergence analysis for generally strongly convex functional in the cost functional . In this part the key observation is that strong convexity of the penalty term with its convexity modulus implies norm convergence in the Bregman metric sense. In the second part, this general analysis will be interepreted for the smoothed-TV functional. The result of this work is applicable for any strongly convex functional.
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