This paper shows that the solutions to various convex l1 minimization problems are unique if and only if a common set of conditions are satisfied. This result applies broadly to the basis pursuit model, basis pursuit denoising model, Lasso model, as well as other l1 models that either minimize f(Ax-b) or impose the constraint f(Ax-b) <= sigma, where f is a strictly convex function. For these models, this paper proves that, given a solution x* and defining I=supp(x*) and s=sign(x*I), x is the unique solution if and only if AI has full column rank and there exists y such that A'Iy=s and |a'iy|<1 for i not in I. This condition is previously known to be sufficient for the basis pursuit model to have a unique solution supported on I. Indeed, it ...
It is well-known by now that L1 minimization can help recover sparse solutions to under-determined l...
Sparse recovery finds numerous applications in different areas, for example, engineering, computer s...
The usual weak formulation of parabolic problems, in the case where the data are in L1, does not ens...
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The lasso is a popular tool for sparse linear regression, especially for problems in which the numbe...
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A number of characterizations are given which are both necessary and sufficient for the uniqueness o...
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In this paper numerous necessary and sufficient conditions will be given for a vector to be the uniq...
International audienceThis paper deals with the non-uniqueness of the solutions of an analysis—Lasso...
International audienceDuring the talk we will give a necessary and sufficient condition for the uniq...
It is well-known by now that L1 minimization can help recover sparse solutions to under-determined l...
Sparse recovery finds numerous applications in different areas, for example, engineering, computer s...
The usual weak formulation of parabolic problems, in the case where the data are in L1, does not ens...
In this paper, we study the solution uniqueness of an individual feasible vector of a class of conve...
Paper to appear.International audienceThis paper first proposes another proof of the necessary and s...
The lasso is a popular tool for sparse linear regression, especially for problems in which the numbe...
AbstractA number of characterizations are given which are both necessary and sufficient for the uniq...
The minimum $\ell_1$-norm solution to an underdetermined system of linear equations $y = A x$, is of...
A number of characterizations are given which are both necessary and sufficient for the uniqueness o...
International audienceIn this paper, we show the important roles of sharp minima and strong minima f...
In this note we solve a problem posed by J. M. Ball in [3] about the uniqueness of smooth equilibriu...
AbstractFor a given convex set K in Rn, we look for the conditions on the matrix A which ensure uniq...
In this paper numerous necessary and sufficient conditions will be given for a vector to be the uniq...
International audienceThis paper deals with the non-uniqueness of the solutions of an analysis—Lasso...
International audienceDuring the talk we will give a necessary and sufficient condition for the uniq...
It is well-known by now that L1 minimization can help recover sparse solutions to under-determined l...
Sparse recovery finds numerous applications in different areas, for example, engineering, computer s...
The usual weak formulation of parabolic problems, in the case where the data are in L1, does not ens...