Update deterministic_inversion_input authored by Johanna Fink's avatar Johanna Fink
...@@ -102,17 +102,19 @@ Here the bc-index needs to be assoziated with a unit number and defines this the ...@@ -102,17 +102,19 @@ Here the bc-index needs to be assoziated with a unit number and defines this the
*Note: Information on "optimize tp" are from the read_inverse.f90 routine. Not sure about the meaning of the input options. An example on how to use this option in the input file is missing...* *Note: Information on "optimize tp" are from the read_inverse.f90 routine. Not sure about the meaning of the input options. An example on how to use this option in the input file is missing...*
4. Specify inversion control: **4. Specify inversion control:**
``` ```
# inverse # inverse
1 !<1 (on)/0 (off)> 1 !<regularization type>*
20 0.0001 1.0 !<max number of iterations> <break-off criterion> <time weighting> 20 0.0001 1.0 !<max number of iterations> <break-off criterion> <time weighting>**
0 0 !<covariance-matrix output: 0/1> <resolution-matrix output: 0/1> 0 0 !<covariance-matrix output: 0/1> <resolution-matrix output: 0/1>
1 !<output frequency: every nth iteration> 1 !<output frequency: every nth iteration>
``` ```
Time weighting can range between 0.0 (fully explicit) and 1.0 (fully implicit). *Currently, only regularization type 1 is supported.
**Time weighting can range between 0.0 (fully explicit) and 1.0 (fully implicit).
## Example model ## Example model
An example model for deterministic inversion with SHEMAT-Suite is provided in SHEMAT-Suite_Models/ad_const_TemperatureInversion. An example model for deterministic inversion with SHEMAT-Suite is provided in the SHEMAT-Suite_Models GitLab repository: *ad_const_TemperatureInversion*.