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Average PSNR in dB for the ``Coastguard'' video sequence

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Reference to Prior Literature

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References

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\label{csl:1}Fowler JE (2009) {Compressive-Projection Principal Component Analysis}. IEEE Transactions on Image Processing 18:2230–2242

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\label{csl:2}Fowler JE (2008) {Compressive-Projection Principal Component Analysis for the Compression of Hyperspectral Signatures}. In: Storer JA, Marcellin MW (eds) Proceedings of the Data Compression Conference. Snowbird, UT, pp 83–92

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\label{csl:3}Fowler JE, Du Q (2011) {Reconstructions from Compressive Random Projections of Hyperspectral Imagery}. In: Prasad S, Bruce LM, Chanussot J (eds) Optical Remote Sensing: {A}dvances in Signal Processing and Exploitation Techniques. Springer, pp 31–48

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\label{csl:4}Parlett BN (1998) {The Symmetric Eigenvalue Problem}. {Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics}, Philadelphia, PA

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