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Probabilistic Inversion with Flow Matching

We demonstrate the application of Flow Matching, a technique originating from generative Artificial Intelligence, to probabilistic inversion in geophysical settings, such as seismic Full-Waveform inversion. We adapt the well-established mathematical theory of Flow Matching from generative Artificial Intelligence to the context of probabilistic inversion. We evaluate the approach with two case studies: a simple 2D velocity model to illustrate the general features of the method, and the OpenFWI dataset to show its capabilities for probabilistic inversion of more complex seismic velocity models.

AuthorsBaldur Paulwitz, Stefan Buske
Primary categorycs.LG
Published30 June 2026
Last updated at source30 June 2026
cs.LGmath.PRphysics.geo-ph
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