Inverse of a summing function to fix corrupted signal

Aladdin1

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Inverse of a summing function to fix corrupted signal

Dec 22 '13, 10:24 PM

I am an experimental research engineer working on a Laser experiment. The details do not matter but due to practical limitations my data is influenced by the following transformation during data acquisition, and I was wondering if there is a mathematical method or an algorithm to "undo" its effect on the captured signal, that is to get the inverse. enter image description here

I want to get the y in terms of s. Thanks in advance

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Sorry I always have problems with images

Last edited by zmbd; Dec 23 '13, 08:07 PM. Reason: [z{merged 2nd post w/alg to 1st post}]
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Dec 23 '13, 05:51 PM

I don't see the transformation.

Last edited by zmbd; Dec 23 '13, 08:10 PM. Reason: [z{no edit{Rabbit, OP posted the alg and I Merged it to 1st}]
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