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Plug-in Estimation in High-Dimensional Linear Inverse Problems: A Rigorous Analysis
Alyson K. Fletcher, Sundeep Rangan, Subrata Sarkar, Philip Schniter
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Estimating a vector ๐ฑ from noisy linear measurements ๐๐ฑ+๐ฐ often requires use of prior knowledge or structural constraints on ๐ฑ for accurate reconstruction. Several recent works have considered combining linear least-squares estimation with a generic or "plug-in" denoiser function that can be designed in a modular manner based on the prior knowledge about ๐ฑ. While these methods have shown excellent performance, it has been difficult to obtain rigorous performance guarantees. This work considers plug-in denoising combined with the recently-developed Vector Approximate Message Passing (VAMP) algorithm, which is itself derived via Expectation Propagation techniques. It shown that the mean squared error of this "plug-and-play" VAMP can be exactly predicted for high-dimensional right-rotationally invariant random ๐ and Lipschitz denoisers. The method is demonstrated on applications in image recovery and parametric bilinear estimation.
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