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Why Sparse Priors Like Total Variation Opts to Concentrate Derivatives at a Small Number of Pixels?

When performing image deconvolution (deblurring), people often make use of priors to get rid of the illness of the problem. One very common prior is total variation, a sparse prior. Compared to ...
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Sparse FFT of ramp using zero padding

I would like to sparsely represent a linear function/ramp in the Fourier domain. In an attempt to improve the sparsity, I have zero padded it. With this padding, it is possible in the example I tried ...
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