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Date: 2013-03-07 08:16:36 Statistics Machine learning Nonparametric statistics Estimation theory Computational statistics Kernel density estimation Pattern recognition Artificial neural network Mixture model Density estimation Inverse problem Maximum a posteriori estimation		sm_reg_surface_noisy_60_b.eps Add to Reading List Source URL: dpkingma.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,26 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	Preface Roughly speaking, to solve an inverse problem is to recover an object (e.g., parameter or function) from noisy (typically indirect) observations. In most cases such recovery cannot be done exactly because the mat DocID: 1tu8d - View Document