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Sparse Non-Negative Signal Recovery from Ill-Conditioned Blurred Observations

  • Task ID: math.nnls_modulus_deblur
  • Domain: math
  • Subdomain: numerical_linear_algebra
  • Status: test
  • Tags: numerical-linear-algebra, nonnegative-least-squares, image-deblurring, ill-conditioned, sparse-recovery, iterative-methods

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Example B1 Prompt Excerpt

**Role:** You are a numerical-linear-algebra engineer recovering a sparse
non-negative signal from a severely ill-conditioned blurred observation.
**Task:** You are given
- `data/observation.npy` — a noisy blurred image `b` of shape `[{{image_size}}, {{image_size}}]`, dtype `float64`;
- `data/kernel.npy` — a known spatially-invariant convolution kernel `h` of shape `[{{image_size}}, {{image_size}}]`, dtype `float64`, centered at `(H//2, W//2)` and normalized so that it sums to 1;
- `data/measurement_info.json` — sidecar with `image_shape` and a rough `noise_std_estimate ≈ {{noise_std_estimate}}`.
The forward operator `A` is the **circular 2D convolution** with `h`. Its
condition number is several orders of magnitude with many singular values

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