In a series of papers (cf. Bellmanet al., 1965a, b; Kagiwadaet al., 1975), an estimation of optical properties of turbid media has been made, in the least-squared sense, with the aid of quasi-linearization and invariant imbedding. Recently, an extension of the above procedure to the three-dimensional case with horizontally inhomogeneous albedo of the underlying surface has been attempted (Ueno, 1982). From computational aspects the numerical evaluation is not so easy, even by means of high-speed electronic computers. In the present paper it is shown that the latin-square algorithm is a useful estimate for the least-squares inference of the optical properties of turbid media bounded by an inhomogeneous reflecting surface.
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