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Fig. 1. Considered robust fit functions Ψ θ (θ = 0.5 for the capped ` 2 and Huber functions, θ = 0.1 for the pseudo-Huber function)
Table 2. Statistics on the TPR and FPR of peak detection between x and ˆx with different degrees of sparsity for 50 tests.
Fig. 3. Reconstruction of a signal with degree of sparsity of 50%. Top: the corrupted observation y, Bottom: in red circle dotted curve, the initial signal x and respectively in blue cross plain curve and green dotted curve, the estimated signal ˆx using t

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