Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  presents a novel hybrid method to the estimation of bio/geophysical parameters, which models and corrects deviations from correct target values when theoretical electromagnetic models are used for the inversion process. The proposed hybrid method integrates theoretical models with empirical observations associated to a few field reference samples. This is achieved based on two steps. In the first step, deviations beten estimations obtained by a theoretical model and empirical observations are initially computed. Then, deviations associated to unlabeled samples (for which reference measures are not existing) are characterized based on two different strategies: 1) the global deviation bias strategy (which assumes that the deviations of samples are constant within the input space); and 2) the local deviation bias strategy (which assumes that the deviations of samples are variable within different portions of the input space). In the second step, the theoretical model estimates of unlabeled samples are corrected based on the estimated deviations. The experimental analysis carried out in the context of soil moisture content retrieval from microwave remotely sensed data confirms the effectiveness of the proposed hybrid estimation method.
['Davide Castelletti', 'Luca Pasolli', 'Lorenzo Bruzzone', 'Claudia Notarnicola', 'Begum Demir']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Novel Hybrid Method for the Correction of the Theoretical Model Inversion in Bio/Geophysical Parameter Estimation
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