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If the estimation problem, ,
is underdetermined, then a standard approach is to find the solution with
the minimum norm. For the L2 norm, this is the solution to
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(98) |
As a corollary to the the methodology outlined above for creating
model-space weighting functions, Claerbout (1998a) suggests constructing
diagonal approximations to by probing the
operator with a reference data vector, .
This gives data-space weighting functions of the form,
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(99) |
which can be used to provide a direct approximation to the
solution in equation (),
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(100) |
Alternatively, we could use as a data-space
preconditioning operator to help speed up
the convergence of an iterative solver:
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(101) |
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5/27/2001