Occam's Inversion
Occam's Inversion :
(n.) Geophysics. A technique for inversion, or generating a model that is consistent with the data, of electromagnetic data, including resistivityand magnetotelluric data. The algorithm is named for William of Occam (1300 to 1349), who asserted that scientific hypotheses and reasoning should be as simple as possible. The use of Occam's inversion produces a smooth model that fits a data set within certain tolerances, although a smooth model might not be the best fit to the data. See: Electromagnetic Method, Inversion, Magnetotelluric Method. More Details: Seismic Inversion: Reading Between the Lines
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