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In this chapter we discuss the problem of finding the shift-invariant space model that best fits a given class of observed data F. If the data is known to belong to a fixed—but unknown—shift-invariant space V(Φ) generated by a vector function Φ, then we can probe the data F to find out whether the data is sufficiently rich for determining the shift-invariant space. If it is determined that the data is not sufficient to find the underlying shift-invariant space V, then we need to acquire more data. If we cannot acquire more data, then instead we can determine a shift-invariant subspace S ⊂ V whose elements are generated by the data. For the case where the observed data is corrupted by noise, or the data does not belong to a shift-invariant space V(Φ), then we can determine a space V(Φ) that fits the data in some optimal way. This latter case is more realistic and can be useful in applications, e.g., finding a shift-invariant space with a small number of generators that describes the class of chest X-rays.
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Aldroubi, A., Cabrelli, C., Molter, U. (2006). Learning the Right Model from the Data. In: Heil, C. (eds) Harmonic Analysis and Applications. Applied and Numerical Harmonic Analysis. Birkhäuser Boston. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-8176-4504-7_14
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