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On the discretization of the object space in inverse problems with application to cryo-electron microscopy
In many inverse problems, the aim is to recover a probability distribution on a latent (or object state) space from indirect, noisy observations. When the observations can be modelled as noisy samples from the mixing latent distribution, the recovery problem is a deconvolution problem on the space o
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