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Reconstructing Continuous Signals via Leverage Score Sampling

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Gives a tight, computable sample-complexity for recovering continuous signals under any Fourier prior and an efficient algorithm that actually constructs the interpolant. Uses ridge leverage scores to pick nonuniform time samples, builds a kernel matrix from the weighted inverse Fourier transform, and solves kernel ridge regression to produce ỹ with error ≲ ε·||x||_μ^2 + O(noise). Sample count equals the statistical dimension s_μ(ε) (matches FT for bandlimited and known polynomial/sparse bounds).

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:04BASIC PROBLEM
  3. 2:04CONTINUOUS SIGNAL RECONSTRUCTION
  4. 2:56BANDLIMITED SIGNALS
  5. 3:45BANDLIMITED SIGNAL RECONSTRUCTION
  6. 4:38PROBLEMS WITH SING INTERPOLATION
  7. 6:32PROLATE SPHEROIDAL WAVE FUNCTIONS
  8. 9:31NON-UNIFORM SAMPLING
  9. 10:07WHAT ABOUT OTHER STRUCTURE?
  10. 10:19FOURIER TRANSFORM STRUCTURE
  11. 11:35GENERAL FOURIER STRUCTURE
  12. 15:31FORMAL PROBLEM STATEMENT
  13. 17:17INTUITION FOR INDICATOR PRIORS
  14. 18:04NATURAL APPROACH
  15. 20:28HANDLING FOURIER DOMAIN
  16. 21:02EQUIVALENCE TO KERNEL REGRESSION
  17. 21:15TIME DOMAIN DISCRETIZATION
  18. 22:08STATISTICAL DIMENSION
  19. 23:21LEVERAGE SCORE SAMPLING
  20. 23:49LEVERAGE SCORES
  21. 24:33POLYNOMIAL LEVERAGE
  22. 26:22FOURIER SPARSE LEVERAGE
  23. 27:07GENERAL CONSTRAINTS
  24. 27:19GENERAL LEVERAGE
  25. 27:34SPARSE APPROXIMATION OF WEIGHTED FOURIER TRANSFORM
  26. 28:18FINAL BOUND
  27. 28:40FINAL ALGORITHM
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