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On computational inversion with metrics from optimal transport

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Metrics originated from optimal transport theory have been used recently in solving computational inverse problems related to PDEs. Some obvious advantages (such as its stability against high-frequency noise) and disadvantages (such as the loss of resolution when iterations are prematurely stopped) over the classical L2-based least-squares method have been reported, especially in applications in full waveform inversion. I will discuss some recent understanding of some aspects of computational inversion with optimal transport, especially on its advantage on the optimization landscape.

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