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Empty bins and inverse interpolation
Having developed optimization methodology
in Chapters and ,
we now use it in more applications.
First we cover basic concepts of missing data
illustrating them with tiny one-dimensional toys.
Then we jump to some two-dimensional real-data sets
where ``missing data'' really means ``empty bins.''
Finally we return to 1-D synthetic data sampled irregularly.
Stanford Exploration Project
2/27/1998