“…Although deterministic matrices may need a lot of complex mathematical operations during their construction, all elements of these matrices can be computed and generated on the fly only once, thus providing storage efficiency. Recently, many researchers have exploited some existing theories and techniques to construct deterministic measurement matrices, such as Euler Squares [9], extremal set theory [10], near orthogonal systems [12], chaotic systems [20][21][22], Legendre sequences [23], optimal codebooks [24], bipartite graph [25], low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes [13,14,26,28], equiangular tight frame theory [27], Reed-Muller sequences [29] and sparse fast Fourier transform [30]. In particular, Sasmal et al [11] proposed an optimal deterministic binary CS matrices by using a specialized composition rule which exploits the properties of existing binary matrices.…”