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When the X and Y are not the same dimension, like X=[1*10] vector, Y=[1*84] vector, how to modify the RIM to let it work well? #1

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mrleiyz opened this issue Feb 13, 2024 · 0 comments

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mrleiyz commented Feb 13, 2024

I would like to migrate the RIM to another inverse ill-posed problem, like Y=AX+B, based on Y to obtain X, but X and Y are not the same dimensions, like X=[1, 10] vector, Y=[1, 84] vector, so gradient(X, Y) cannot be conducted, how do I modify the RIM to let it work well?

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