Minimax optimal estimator in the stochastic inverse problem for exponential Radon transform

09/15/2020
by   Anuj Abhishek, et al.
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In this article, we consider the problem of inverting the exponential Radon transform of a function in the presence of noise. We propose a kernel estimator to estimate the true function, analogous to the one proposed by Korostelëv and Tsybakov in their article `Optimal rates of convergence of estimators in a probabilistic setup of tomography problem', Problems of Information Transmission, 27:73-81,1991. For the estimator proposed in this article, we then show that it converges to the true function at a minimax optimal rate.

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