Adrien Besson, Dimitris Perdios, Y. Wiaux, J. Thiran
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This paper considers the problem of reconstructing raw signals from random projections in the context of time-of-flight imaging with an array of sensors. It presents a new signal model, coined as multi-channel pulse-stream model, which exploits pulse-stream models and accounts for additional structure induced by inter-sensor dependencies. We propose a sampling theorem and a reconstruction algorithm, based on ℓ -minimization, for signals belonging to such a model. We demonstrate the benefits of the proposed approach by means of numerical simulations and on a real non-destructive-evaluation application where the peak-signal-to-noise-ratio is increased by 3 dB compared to standard compressed-sensing strategies.