We consider variational networks for a class of nonlinear-ill-posed least squares inverse problems. These problems are addressed by regularized Gauss-Newton type optimization algorithms where the regularization is learned by a neural network. Two different data-driven approaches will be investigated. First, we present a learned-regularizer integrated into an unrolled Gauss-Newton network. As an alternative approach, we derive a proximal regularized quasi-Newton (PRQN) method and we unfold the PRQN into a deep network which consists of a cascade of multiple proximal mappings. Therefore the proximal operator is learned directly through a variable metric denoiser network. As a practical application, we show how our methods have been successfully applied to solve the parameter identification problem in elliptic PDEs, such as the nonlinear Electrical Impedance Tomography inverse problem.
Francesco Colibazzi, Damiana Lazzaro, Serena Morigi, Andrea Samorè (2022). Learning regularized Gauss-Newton methods.
Learning regularized Gauss-Newton methods
Francesco Colibazzi
Primo
;Damiana LazzaroSecondo
;Serena MorigiPenultimo
;Andrea SamorèUltimo
2022
Abstract
We consider variational networks for a class of nonlinear-ill-posed least squares inverse problems. These problems are addressed by regularized Gauss-Newton type optimization algorithms where the regularization is learned by a neural network. Two different data-driven approaches will be investigated. First, we present a learned-regularizer integrated into an unrolled Gauss-Newton network. As an alternative approach, we derive a proximal regularized quasi-Newton (PRQN) method and we unfold the PRQN into a deep network which consists of a cascade of multiple proximal mappings. Therefore the proximal operator is learned directly through a variable metric denoiser network. As a practical application, we show how our methods have been successfully applied to solve the parameter identification problem in elliptic PDEs, such as the nonlinear Electrical Impedance Tomography inverse problem.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.