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A predictor-corrector technique for constrained least-squares regularization

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The paper describes a numerical strategy for the approximate solution of nonlinear, discretized, inverse problems by regularization. It is assumed that the solution of the associated direct problems and the computation of Fréchet derivatives are expensive. In order to minimize the amount of work, a predictor-corrector type algorithm is proposed. From a series of solutions to problems with a coarse discretization one obtains a starting approximation for a problem with a fine discretization.

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Friedrich, V., Hofmann, B. A predictor-corrector technique for constrained least-squares regularization. Numer. Math. 51, 353–367 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01400119

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