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Limitations

The method described above isn't quite what we would like to have. Ideally we would rather phrase the problem as

   \begin{eqnarray}
\bf n&\approx&\bf G\bf A^{-1}\bf p\nonumber \\ \bf 0&\approx&\epsilon \bf p
,\end{eqnarray}
(13)
where $\bf G$ transforms our residual from the arbitrary distribution indicated by our semblance scan to a standard normal distribution. In this way we would be smoothing our semblance values rather than residual space shaping as indicated by fitting goals (12). The problem is that $\bf G$ can not be described in terms of a linear operator. If $\bf G$ was a stationary function we also wouldn't have a problem.


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5/23/2004