Deep kernel learning for integral measurements

09/04/2019
by   Carl Jidling, et al.
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Deep kernel learning refers to a Gaussian process that incorporates neural networks to improve the modelling of complex functions. We present a method that makes this approach feasible for problems where the data consists of line integral measurements of the target function. The performance is illustrated on computed tomography reconstruction examples.

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