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Inverse problems / Remote sensing / Principal component analysis / Singular value decomposition / Optimal estimation / Covariance / Atmospheric radiative transfer codes / Variance / Delta / Statistics / Spaceflight / Data analysis
Date: 2013-01-17 20:53:11
Inverse problems
Remote sensing
Principal component analysis
Singular value decomposition
Optimal estimation
Covariance
Atmospheric radiative transfer codes
Variance
Delta
Statistics
Spaceflight
Data analysis

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