Pilancı, MertArıkan, OrhanArıkan, Erdal2016-02-082016-02-082010http://hdl.handle.net/11693/28488Date of Conference: 22-24 April 2010Recently introduced Polar coding is the first practical coding technique that can be proven to achieve the Shannon capacity for a multitude of communication channels. Polar codes are close to Reed-Muller codes except the fact that they are tuned for the parameters of the channel. Hence, Polar codes are shown to offer better performance, e.g., in the erasure channel. It is known that second order Reed-Muller codes can be used for Compressed Sensing. Inspired by that result, we propose Polar codes as measurement matrices in CS and compare their numerical performances. We also present the algebraic relation between the erasure channel and CS theory, and discuss fast solution techniques. ©2010 IEEE.TurkishCompressed sensingPolar codesAlgebraic relationsCoding techniquesCommunication channelCompressed sensingCompressive samplingErasure channelsFast solutionsNovel techniquesPolar codesReed-Muller codesSecond ordersShannon capacitySignal processingSignal reconstructionConference Paper10.1109/SIU.2010.5652154