"data inversion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the process of flipping or reversing the positions of data elements within a set. For example, "The algorithm used a data inversion technique to sort the list of numbers in descending order."
Application of weightings is a standard practice in geophysical data inversion, often done to reduce dominant sources that can mask an overall signal (Li and Oldenburg 1996).
It has also been shown that the new scheme developed here is advantageous in terms of computational efficiency, stability and convergence than the existing gravity data inversion schemes that solve for the characteristic inverse parameters of a sheet/dike.
Finally, an adjoint field method of data inversion, developed in parallel for solving the fully nonlinear inverse problem for electrical conductivity imaging (e.g., for mapping underground conducting plumes), uses this code to provide solvers for both forward and adjoint fields.
Finally, a real field data inversion experiment is presented to demonstrate robustness of the code.
For potential field data inversion we apply a new method of local corrections.
We present a novel methodology for 3D gravity/magnetic data inversion.
Therefore, It is necessary to study the detector response and logging data inversion.
A data inversion algorithm based on the Tikhonov-regularization was implemented.
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The data inversion that converts the measured electrometer currents to particle concentrations is based on model calculations simulating trajectories of particles with different mobilities, and on calibration measurements of the internal losses.
A data inversion routine based on an empirical diffusive transfer function was used to obtain the transfer function of the mini- cyDMA.
