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Salman Asif  (flag_Pakistan)

 

Graduate Student

 

School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Georgia Institute of Technology

 

Office:    5254-W Centergy One building,

               5th Street, Atlanta, GA 30332

 

Email:    sasif at gatech dot edu

About Me:

 

I am Salman – for most part of my life (so far) I lived in Lahore, Pakistan. I grew up there, studied there. What else …

I received my B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering from UET Lahore in December 2004.

 

Since fall 2006 I am in Georgia Tech for the graduate studies (PhD). I am working in CSIP with Prof. Justin Romberg.

 

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Research:

 

I am working in the area of Compressive Sensing (CS). Our main interest is to understand sparse signal models and experiment with different reconstruction techniques for the fast and efficient recovery of signals from compressed measurements.

 

Publications:

 

Presentations:

·         Low complexity video compression @ Duke workshop, July 2011

·         LASSO vs. Dantzig selector @ CISS, March 2010

·         Basis pursuit with dynamic updates @ CAMSAP, December 2009

·         Channel protection @ ITW, October 2009

·         Dynamic updating for sparse time varying signals @ CISS, March 2009

·         Streaming measurements in compressive sensing @ Asilomar, October 2008

 

Software:

·        Homotopy methods

·        Basis pursuit, BPDN / LASSO, Dantzig selector, L1 decoding and more

·        Video compressive sensing

·        Dynamic MRI

·         Wavelet toolbox

·         Orthogonal, biorthogonal, and complex wavelets with their adjoints J

 

Thesis:

Presentation slides, Matlab files

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Links:

 

Compressed Sensing

·        Rice University CS repository

·        Nuit Blanche blog

 

Optimization

 

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