Compressed Imaging Reconstruction Based on Block Compressed Sensing with Conjugate Gradient Smoothed l(0) Norm

Compressed imaging reconstruction technology can reconstruct high-resolution images with a small number of observations by applying the theory of block compressed sensing to traditional optical imaging systems, and the reconstruction algorithm mainly determines its reconstruction accuracy. In this work, we design a reconstruction algorithm based on block compressed sensing with a conjugate gradient smoothed [Formula: see text] norm termed BCS-CGSL0. The algorithm is divided into two parts. The first part, CGSL0, optimizes the SL0 algorithm by constructing a new inverse triangular fraction function to approximate the [Formula: see text] norm and uses the modified conjugate gradient method to solve the optimization problem. The second part combines the BCS-SPL method under the framework of block compressed sensing to remove the block effect. Research shows that the algorithm can reduce the block effect while improving the accuracy and efficiency of reconstruction. Simulation results also verify that the BCS-CGSL0 algorithm has significant advantages in reconstruction accuracy and efficiency.