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    • Existing greedy and thresholding methods offer suboptimal search strategies for these problems.

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    • To propose a novel nonconvex compressed sensing approach for natural images using nature-inspired optimization algorithms.
    • To introduce a two-stage reconstruction scheme (TS_RS) for improved image reconstruction.

    Main Methods:

    • Block-based compressed sampling with an overcomplete Ridgelet dictionary for image blocks.
    • A two-stage reconstruction scheme (TS_RS) employing a genetic algorithm followed by a clonal selection algorithm.
    • Novel heuristic searching strategies for initialization, operators, and evaluation to enhance stability.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed TS_RS effectively reconstructs natural images from compressed measurements.
    • Experimental results demonstrate superior efficiency and stability compared to classic greedy and thresholding methods.
    • The approach successfully adapts to directional regularity using Ridgelet dictionary atoms.

    Conclusions:

    • Nature-inspired optimization algorithms provide an efficient global search for nonconvex problems in compressed sensing.
    • The TS_RS offers a robust and stable solution for natural image reconstruction, outperforming conventional techniques.
    • This study highlights the potential of nature-inspired algorithms in advancing compressed sensing applications.