Discretization effects in statistical inverse problems (Q1174448)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8729
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    Discretization effects in statistical inverse problems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8729

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      Discretization effects in statistical inverse problems (English)
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      25 June 1992
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      This paper deals with a statistical inverse problem where the discretization operator plays an important role. A minimax approach over suitable function classes is used and the derived asymptotic results indicate that for a given number of observations, discretization beyond a certain critical rate essentially will not yield extra information, while at the critical rate of discretization the accuracy of estimation is degraded by a constant factor. Examples of relevant statistical inverse problems are discussed in detail and some interesting applications, e.g. the reconstruction of images observed by positron emission tomography, are considered.
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      minimax risk
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      discretization operator
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      asymptotic results
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      critical rate of discretization
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      examples
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      statistical inverse problem
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      reconstruction of images
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      positron emission tomography
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      binned observations
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      singular value decompositions
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      Wicksell unfolding problem
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      density estimation
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