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 J is considered to be solved. The penalizer maps the functions of Banach space mathcalV into mathbbR+, J:mathcalVightarrowmathbbR+. It is assumed that some given data fdelta is defined on a compact domain mathcalGsubsetmathbbR+ and in the class of Hilbert space, fdeltainmathcalL2(mathcalG). Then general Tikhonov functional associated with some given linear, compact and injective forward operator mathcalT:mathcalVightarrowmathcalL2(mathcalG) 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 varphialpha(delta)inmathrmargminvarphiinmathcalVFalpha(varphi,fdelta) to the true solution varphidagger is analysed by means of Bregman divergence. First part of this aims to provide some general convergence analysis for generally strongly convex functional J in the cost functional Falpha. In this part the key observation is that strong convexity of the penalty term J 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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