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Row scaling: model normalization

Since each row corresponds to a summation surface, I apply the row normalization to imaging operators implemented as (sum) pull operators, and solve the normalized system:
\begin{displaymath}
\bold m = \bold R^{-1} \bold F \bold d
\EQNLABEL{equ-mod}\end{displaymath} (41)
where the sum of the elements of each row is along the diagonal of ${\bf R}$.

The solution in equ-mod is equivalent to applying the imaging operator ${\bf F}$ followed by a diagonal transformation ${\bf R^{-1}}$. Therefore, I refer to this normalization as model or image normalization. Given that each row of ${\bf F}$ corresponds to an output bin, ${\bf R^{-1}}$ represents a normalization by the coverage after imaging. This coverage is the imaging fold, e.g, AMO fold, DMO fold ... etc.


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1/18/2001