Phase Retrieval Using Alternating Minimization in a Batch Setting
@article{Zhang2017PhaseRU, title={Phase Retrieval Using Alternating Minimization in a Batch Setting}, author={Teng Zhang}, journal={2018 Information Theory and Applications Workshop (ITA)}, year={2017}, pages={1-17} }
This paper considers the problem of phase retrieval, where the goal is to recover a signal $z\in {\mathbb{c}}^n$ from the observations ${y}_{i}=\vert{a}_{i}^\ast{z}\vert, {i}=1,2,\ldots,{m}$. While many algorithms have been proposed, the alternating minimization algorithm has been one of the most commonly used methods, and it is very simple to implement. Current work [26] has proved that when the observation vectors $\{{a}_{i}\}_{i=1}^{m}$ are sampled from a complex Gaussian distribution $N…
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