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A priori estimates of attraction basins for nonlinear least squares, with application to Helmholtz seismic inverse problem

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In this paper, we provide an a priori optimizability analysis of nonlinear least squares problems that are solved by local optimization algorithms. We define attraction (convergence) basins where the misfit functional is guaranteed to have only one local-and hence global-stationary point, provided the data error is below some tolerable error level. We use geometry in the data space (strictly quasiconvex sets) in order to compute the size of the attraction basin (in the parameter space) and the associated tolerable error level (in the data space). These estimates are defined a priori, i.e., they do not involve any least squares minimization problem, and only depend on the forward map. The methodology is applied to the comparison of the optimizability properties of two methods for the seismic inverse problem for a time-harmonic wave equation: the Full Waveform Inversion (FWI) and its Migration Based Travel Time (MBTT) reformulation. Computation of the size of attraction basins for the two approaches allows to quantify the benefits of the latter, which can alleviate the requirement of low-frequency data for the reconstruction of the background velocity model.
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hal-02194212 , version 1 (25-07-2019)

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Hélène Barucq, Guy Chavent, Florian Faucher. A priori estimates of attraction basins for nonlinear least squares, with application to Helmholtz seismic inverse problem. Inverse Problems, 2019, 35 (11), ⟨10.1088/1361-6420/ab3507⟩. ⟨hal-02194212⟩
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