howtos/howto_ad_deterministic_inversion.md

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 # Compilation
 At first you need to create a excecuteable wich was compiled with flag ``ad``. Therfore you have to checkout your SHEMAT-Suite repository like this:
 ```
-git checkout master-full-ad
+git checkout master-all
 ```
 Now you can compile your excecuteable. Best practice is to use a [Compilation Shell Script](../tutorial/compilation#compilation-shell-script), wich combines all necessary steps. One can be found in the SHEMAT-Suite_Modells repository: [compilequick.sh](https://git.rwth-aachen.de/SHEMAT-Suite/SHEMAT-Suite_Models/blob/master/compilequick.sh). Here you have to set ``shem_type="ad"``. For this tutorial you have to set ``shem_type="ad"``, ``mode="head" ``, ``props="const"``, ``user="none"``, ``compiler_name="ifort"``, ``flags="-Dhdf=ON -Domp=OFF -j16"``  Also make sure to change `model_dir` and `make_dir` to your personal directories. Maybe you should create a new model directory for this tutorial.
 ```
 ./compilequick.sh
 ```
-Now ``shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-full-ad_quick.x`` is in your model directory. (Note: Naming convention may have changed)
+Now ``shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-all_quick.x`` is in your model directory. (Note: Naming convention may have changed)
 
 # Creating Input File
 ## Run Forward Model
 At first you need a model, wich you want to calculate a deterministic inversion for. In this tutorial we will use [oed_perth_init](uploads/9a7000f5eb0967ceaac204ea54a3548f/oed_perth_init). With all existing key-words you should be familiar, if not you may first should take a look at [Howto: Forward computation](./howto_forward), where a example Input File is created. If you want to look up specific key-words go to [Input File](../tutorial/input_file). Copy ``oed_perth_init`` in your modell directory. Make sure the repository contains a file named ``shemade.job`` wich only contains the model name: ``oed_perth_init``.
 ```
-./shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-full-ad_quick.x > out.txt
+./shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-all_quick.x > out.txt
 ```
 The values of this solution will be used as starting values for the deterministic inversion. For the the next steps you will only need ``oed_perth_init_final.h5``, ``shemade.job``, ``oed_perth_init`` and the executeable, maybe you should create a new subfolder and cut all other files there.
 
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 # Execution
 You finished your first Determenistic Inversion Input File, execute it. Make sure your working directory contains the files ``shemade.job``, ``oed_inv``, ``oed_perth_init_final.h5`` and the executeable.
 ```
-./shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-full-ad_quick.x > out.txt
+./shem_ad_ifort_const_none_head_master-all_quick.x > out.txt
 ```