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This pacakge provides a fast mixed integer quadratic programming algorithm for solving sparse signal estimation. The following codes can be used to reproduce some of simulation results in our paper titled as "Fast Mixed Integer Quadratic Programming for Sparse Signal Esitmation", IEEE Access.
Example1 : It aims to estimate n-dimensional sparse signal from its corresponding m-dimensional measurement vector. Figure1_2 : It plots both the averaged mean square error and the averaged support set error of ADM-MIQP, respectively, depending on the number of iterations Figure3 : It plots the phase transitions of the following methods such as ADM-MIQP, MDAL and YALL1. Figure4_5 : It plots both the averaged mean square error and the averaged support set error of ADM-MIQP, respectively, by varying the sparsity level k. Figure6 : It plots the averaged running time of the following methods such as ADM-MIQP, MDAL and YALL1, by varying the problem dimension n.