A dictionary learning add-on for spherical downward continuation

12/10/2020
by   Naomi Schneider, et al.
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We propose a novel dictionary learning add-on for existing approximation algorithms for spherical inverse problems such as the downward continuation of the gravitational potential. The Inverse Problem Matching Pursuit (IPMP) algorithms iteratively minimize the Tikhonov functional in order to construct a weighted linear combination of so-called dictionary elements as a regularized approximation. A dictionary is a set that contains trial functions such as spherical harmonics (SHs), Slepian functions (SLs) as well as radial basis functions (RBFs) and wavelets (RBWs). Previously, the IPMP algorithms worked with finite dictionaries which are vulnerable regarding a possible biasing of the outcome. Here, we propose an additional learning technique that allows us to work with infinitely many trial functions and provides us with a learnt dictionary for future use in the IPMP algorithms. We explain the general mechanism and provide numerical results that prove its applicability and efficiency.

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