Advances in multi-resolution approaches for computational inverse scattering — On the integration of sparse retrieval within the multi-resolution inversion
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In this paper, an innovate approach which combines a customized sparseness-regularized solver with a multi-scaling procedure for the reconstruction of sparse two-dimensional (2D) dielectric profiles is presented. A customized fast Relevant Vector Machine (RVM), constrained to estimate the sparse unknown coefficients only within a restricted research space defined according to the information progressively acquired during the multi-scaling procedure, is used to solve the inverse problem formulated as a Bayesian Compressive Sensing (BCS) one. Selected numerical results are presented in order to numerically validate the proposed method also in a comparative assessment with the bare approach.