Journal of Computational Acoustics · 1998 · 32 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesPhysicsAcousticsMachine LearningOcean AcousticsAcoustic Inverse ProblemsAcoustic ModelingGeophysical InversionAcoustic InversionGeoacoustic InversionInverse AcousticsMachine Learning For Inverse AcousticsUnderwater Acoustic Inversion
This paper presents different neural network approaches for geoacoustic inversion. The basic idea of neural inversion is to approximate the inverse function from a set of behaviors, i.e. relations between acoustic fields and geoacoustic parameters. In this work, such methods have been applied in two different forms: a global approach which aims to estimate all parameters from all data, and a hierarchical approach in which the most sensitive parameters are estimated before the least sensitive. The methods are tested using synthetic data. Statistical results, as well as benchmark results show that such approaches are efficient and have similar performances.