jnagy1 / IRtoolsLinks
MATLAB package of iterative regularization methods and large-scale test problems. This software is described in the paper "IR Tools: A MATLAB Package of Iterative Regularization Methods and Large-Scale Test Problems" that will be published in Numerical Algorithms, 2018.
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