Split Bregman (Implementation)

I don't think I listed those before but here some Split Bregman implementations by Tom Goldstein. From the site:

Overview: The Split Bregman method is a technique for solving a variety of L1-regularized optimization problems, and is particularly effective for problems involving total-variation regularization. Split Bregman is one of the fastest solvers for Total-Variation denoising, image reconstruction from Fourier coefficients, convex image segmentation, and many other problems. The method is a re-interpretation of the alternating direction method of multipliers that is specially adapted to L1 problems.

A complete technical explanation of the Split Bregman method can be found in the paper The Split Bregman Method for L1 Regularized Problems, by Tom Goldstein and Stanley Osher.

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