Compressed Sensing as a Computational Principle
ninamiolane · x · 2026-07-15
The post mentions discussing an elegant theoretical thread in their review: these phenomena can be explained by identifiability theory and compressed sensing, with plenty of room for future expansion.
They also shared an interesting background:
- Compressed sensing has often been used as a neuroscience tool in the past, such as for spike sorting;
- But it could also be a more general computational principle, rather than just an applied technique.
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