“…The theory of CS was initially proposed for the low-rate image acquisition method. It is then developed for many other applications such as human activity recognition [75], face recognition [76,77], gait recognition [78], wireless sensors networks [79,80], cognitive radio networks [81,22], sound localization [83], audio processing [84,85], radar imaging [86,87], image processing [88,89], and video processing [90,91]. Similarly, CS has contributed to various neural engineering research including, neuronal network connectivity [92], MRI acquisitions [93], MRI reconstruction [94], EEG monitoring [95], compressive imaging [96,97], and other applications.…”