The instability of some gradient methods for ill-posed problems (Q751191)
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The instability of some gradient methods for ill-posed problems (English)
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1990
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Several authors have studied convergence properties of gradient methods like conjugate gradients and steepest descent for operator equations with nonclosed range in a Hilbert space. The authors show that even though these methods converge in the case of exact data the instability makes it impossible in some sense to base a-priori parameter choice regularization methods upon them. However, it is still possible to use some of these methods (e.g. the conjugate gradients) as regularization methods if the parameter n (here representing a stopping rule) is chosen a-posteriori as a function of the perturbed data and the upper bound on the error in the data.
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ill-posed problems
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error bounds
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conjugate gradients
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steepest descent
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nonclosed range
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Hilbert space
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a-priori parameter choice regularization methods
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