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For nonlinear least square problems, the Gauss-Newton method derived the equation J^T J = J^T f. But the energy in this paper is not in the form of least square problems, I felt that you were just using this formula formally in your code, or you reduced this rigorously?
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For nonlinear least square problems, the Gauss-Newton method derived the equation J^T J = J^T f. But the energy in this paper is not in the form of least square problems, I felt that you were just using this formula formally in your code, or you reduced this rigorously?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: