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Therefore, an estimation scheme was designed for the estimation of disturbances and their integration into the model inversion procedure.

Models from two hemispheres (from two separate subjects) failed to fully converge during DCM's model inversion procedure.

This note describes an extension of Bayesian model inversion procedures for the Dynamic Causal Modeling (DCM) of complex-valued data.

For this reconstruction a measurement model and an inversion procedure are required.

The assumptions were tested with a hydraulic model, where the inversion procedure was used for an additional parameter optimisation.

The novel FBRM model and the inversion procedure are evaluated using small, mono-disperse polystyrene beads, large ion-exchanger beads, and α-lactose-monohydrate particles.

The differences among these algorithms are related to the choice of model object functions in the inversion procedure; all the model object functions can be retraced back to the inversion methods used in the inversion of the general gravity field (e.g., Last and Kubik 1983; Guillen and Menichetti 1984; Barbosa and Silva 1994; Li and Oldenburg 1996, 1998; Farquharson 2008).

The next step is frequency-domain inversion by multi-component successive iterations, which means that the previous estimated result is considered as the initial model for the next inversion procedure.

The model base for the inversion procedure combines the Knudsen effect (i.e. the thermal conductivity variation of gases within a pore as a function of pore size and shape) with the asymmetric Bruggeman model that describes the effect of porosity on the thermal conductivity of a porous medium in terms of pore shape, orientation and content.

The downward continuation of the GOCE gradiometric data and the regional recovery of the Moho depth is performed simultaneously using the VMM model (Sjöberg, 2009) through a nonlinear integral inversion procedure.

Teleseismic broadband P -waves were inverted using a least-squares linear inversion procedure for a finite-fault model representation (developed by M. Kikuchi and H. Kanamori), based on the algorithm of Hartzell and Heaton (1983).