fips.estimators.BayesianSolver#
- class fips.estimators.BayesianSolver(z, x_0, H, S_0, S_z, c=None, gamma=1.0)[source]#
Bases:
EstimatorBayesian inversion estimator class.
This class implements a Bayesian inversion framework for solving inverse problems, also known as the batch method.
The regularization factor (gamma) controls the balance between fitting observations and staying close to the prior. In the cost function, gamma (γ) multiplies the observation term: J(x) = (x - x_0)^T S_0^{-1} (x - x_0) + gamma*(z - Hx)^T S_z^{-1} (z - Hx)
This amounts to scaling S_z by 1/gamma.
gamma > 1: Increases weight on data fitting (less regularization, fits observations more closely)
gamma = 1: Standard Bayesian inversion (default)
gamma < 1: Decreases weight on data fitting (more regularization, stays closer to prior)
- Parameters:
z (np.ndarray) – Observed data
x_0 (np.ndarray) – Prior model estimate
H (np.ndarray) – Forward operator
S_0 (np.ndarray) – Prior error covariance
S_z (np.ndarray) – Model-data mismatch covariance
c (np.ndarray | float, optional) – Constant data, defaults to 0.0
gamma (float, optional) – Regularization factor (γ) that multiplies the observation term in the cost function, by default 1.0
Attributes
Regularization factor (γ) that multiplies the observation term in the cost function. |
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Posterior Error Covariance Matrix with regularization. |
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Posterior Mean Model Estimate (solution). |
Methods
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Cost function with regularization. |
Inherited
From Estimator: A, c, desroziers, DOFS, forward, H, K, leverage, n_x, n_z, R2, reduced_chi2, residual, RMSE, S_0, S_y0, S_z, U_red, uncertainty_reduction, x_0, y_0, y_hat, z