Novel Iterative Truncated Total Least Squares Algorithm for Image Restoration

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Image restoration is a typical ill-posed inverse problem, which can be solved by a successful total least squares (TLS) method when not only the observation but the system matrix is also contaminated by addition noise. Considering the image restoration is a large-scale problem in general, project the TLS problem onto a subspace defined by a Lanczos bidiagonalization algorithm, and then the Truncated TLS method is applied on the subspace. Therefore, a novel iterative TTLS method, involving appropriate the choice of truncation parameter, is proposed. Finally, an Image reconstruction example is given to illustrate the effectiveness and robustness of proposed algorithm.

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