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The seven sign patterns on rows 2 8 of (a) build seven distinct FRTs like (c).
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It is easy to know that the number of sign patterns of x∗ on the unknown support Δ equals twice the number of sign patterns of x ″ on the unknown support Δ ″.
Thus,vectors x∗and x ″ have the same number of sign patterns on their unknown supports Δ and Δ ″, respectively.
Furthermore, we analyze the performance of the new model under different ratios of wavelet-neurons, different circle distributions and different input sign patterns.
Suppose one of sign patterns of x∗on unknown support Δ can be recovered by modified-CS, i.e., x 1=x∗.
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During one visit to Warby Parker's flagship store in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood, Mr. Drexler looked up at an electronic sign — patterned after an old-fashioned train station fixture — meant to display coming eye exam appointments.
To prove the second inequality all we need to do is show that, for any sign pattern of x∗, if we have x 1=x∗, the sign pattern of x ″, which has the same sign pattern with x∗ on the positions Δ ″, can certainly be recovered by modified-CS, i.e., x 3= x ″.
These two have the same sign pattern with x ″ on the unknown support Δ ″, but are nonzero and of the opposite sign in position i r.
A (±1 -matrix A is called a ZSC-matrix (zero sum sign-central) if each matrix with the same sign pattern as A and having zero column sums is central.
It can be concluded from Theorem 1 that for a given measurement matrix A, the recoverability of the sparse vector x∗based on the model in (2) depends only on the index set of nonzeros of x∗ in T c and the signs of these nonzeros, i.e., the sign pattern of x∗in T c instead of the magnitudes of these nonzeros [10].
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