What is it about?
1. We developed a new 3D controlled-source electromagnetic inversion algorithm that allows general measures to be made selectively available. 2. The behaviours of general measures are examined focusing on weighting mechanism and user-defined parameters. 3. Our findings highlight the seamless integration of general measures, contributing to improved robustness against data outliers and enhanced spatial properties provided in output models.
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Why is it important?
We wanted to show that even beginners in inversion can easily use non-L2 measures with just a small tweak to existing L2-based methods—no extra hassle required. We also aimed to clarify that outliers, where non-L2 measures shine, refer to extreme values in data fitting and sharp changes in model constraints. To make this approach immediately usable, we included practical guidance on parameter selection.
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This page is a summary of: Three‐dimensional inversion of controlled‐source electromagnetic data using general measures to evaluate data misfits and model structures, Geophysical Prospecting, August 2024, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2478.13576.
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